Cinematic Color Effect in Photoshop Tutorial

In this video tutorial, you will learn how to create the Cinematic Color Effect in Photoshop.

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How to create water ripple effect.

In this tutorial, you will create the water ripple effect using Displace filter. Figure 1 shows the final output .

Figure 1

1. Open any image in Photoshop. Press CTRL+J to create the duplicate layer. Make sure Layer 0  is selected. Next, choose Image > Canvas Size from the menu bar; the Canvas Size dialog box is displayed. In the New Size area, enter 100 in the Width edit box and change into Percentage.

2.  In the Canvas Size dialog box, enter 150 in the Height edit box in the New Size area and change into Percentage. Click on the top arrow in the Anchor area, as shown in the Figure 2 and then choose OK button to close the dialog box.

Figure 2

3. Notice that the empty area is created, as shown in Figure 3.  Next, select the Layer 0 copy and scale it down, as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 3

Figure 4

4. Press and hold the CRTL and click on the Layer 0 copy in the Layers panel; the area is selected. Next, create a new layer in the Layers panel.

5. Make sure the foreground and background is set in black and white color. Next, choose Filter > Render > Clouds from the menu bar; the cloud is created with black and white color in the Layer 1, as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5

6. Make sure the Layer 1 is selected. Choose  Filter > Distort > Twirl from the menu bar; the Twirl dialog box is displayed. Next, enter 200 in the Angle edit box, as shown in Figure 6. Now, choose OK button to close the dialog box.

Figure 6

7.  Make sure the Layer 1 is selected.  Choose  Filter > Distort > ZigZag from the menu bar; the ZigZag dialog box is displayed. Next, enter 90 and 15 in the Amount and Ridges edit boxes, as shown in Figure 7. Now, choose OK button to close the dialog box.

Figure 7

8.  Make sure the Layer 1 is selected.  Choose  Layer > Duplicate Layer from the menu bar; the Duplicate Layer dialog box is displayed. Select New from Document drop-down list and enter displace in Name textbox. Now, choose OK button; the new document with name Displace is created.

9. Choose File > Save As from the main menu; the Save As dialog box is displayed. Enter Displace in the File name text box and choose the Save button. Now close the Displace document.

10. Click on eye of the Layer 1 in the Layers panel; the Layer 1 is hide. Next, CTRL+D to cancel the selection. Now, select  Layer 0 copy in the Layers panel. Now, choose Filter >  Distort > Displace from the menu bar; the Displace dialog box is displayed.

11. In the Displace dialog box, enter 200 in the Horizontal Scale and 10 in the Vertical Scale and choose OK button; the Choose a displacement map dialog box is displayed. Now, choose the Displace saved document; the water ripple effect is displayed in the Layer 0 copy.

12. Make sure the Layer 0 copy is selected. Press CTRL+T; the Trasformation Tool  is activated. Now, right-click on the Trasformation Tool in the canvas area; a shortcut menu is displayed. Choose Perspective from the menu, as shown in Figure 8 and set the image, as shown in Figure 9. Press Enter to exit from Trasformation Tool.

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Figure 9

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How to create a realistic looking glass plate in Photoshop

In this tutorial, you will create a realistic looking glass board in Photoshop using various layer styles. Figure 1 shows the final output .

Figure 1

1.  Create a new file in Photoshop. Next, open a texture of wood of your choice and then drag the wood texture image to the new file using Move Tool; a new layer with the name Layer 1 is added in the Layers panel, refer to Figure 2.

Figure 2

2. Make sure Layer 1 is selected in the Layers panel and then press CTRL+T. Scale uniformly, as shown in Figure 3. Now, rename the Layer 1 to wood.

Figure 3

3. Choose the Create a new layer button located at the bottom of the Layers panel, as shown in Figure 4 ; a new layer is created with the name Layer 2 in the Layers panel. Rename Layer 2 to glass.

Figure 4

4. Make sure glass is selected in the Layers panel.  

5. Next, create a rectangle using the Rectangular Marquee Tool from the Tool palette, as shown in Figure 5.

Figure 5

6. Choose the Set foreground color from the Tool Palette; the Color Picker (Foreground Color) dialog box is displayed. Next, pick the wood color from the image and press the OK button and close the dialog box. Now, press ALT+BACKSPACE to fill the rectangle area, as shown in Figure 6.

Figure 6

7. Make sure the glass layer is selected in the Layers panel. Next, choose the Add a layer style button; a flyout is displayed. Choose Blending Options from the flyout; the Layer Style dialog box is displayed.

8. In the Layer Style dialog box, select the Bevel and Emboss label  located at the left side of the Blending Option: Default pane; the properties of  Bevel and Emboss are displayed in the right pane.

9. In the Bevel and Emboss area, set the following parameters:

     

    Depth: 1      Size: 40          Soften: 2

10. Select Rolling Slop-Descending from the Gloss Contour drop-down list.Next, enter 90 in the Opacity edit box located below the Highlight Mode drop-down list. Now, enter 45  in the Opacity edit box located below the Shadow Mode drop-down list.

11. In the Layer Style dialog box, select the Stroke label; the properties of Stroke are displayed. Enter 24 in the Opacity edit box located below the Blend Mode drop-down list. Choose the Color swatch located below the Fill Type drop-down list and set to sky blue color. In the Structure area, enter 5 in the Size edit box. 

12.  In the Layer Style dialog box, select the Gradiant label  located at the left side of the Blending Option: Default pane; the properties of  Gradient are displayed in the right pane. Now, click on the Gradient edit box; the Gradient Editor dialog box is displayed. In this dialog box, select the Neutral Density color swatch from the Presets area and then add the Color Stop with black and white color, as shown in Figure 7. Choose OK button to close the dialog box. Set Opacity to 90.

Figure 7

13.   In the Layer Style dialog box, select the Drop Shadow label; the properties are displayed. Set the following parameters:

Opacity: 35           Angle: 90         Distance: 13         Spread: 62          Size: 27

Choose the OK button to close the dialog box. Figure 8 displays the output of the glass. CTRL+D to cancel the selection area.

Figure 8

Next, you will create a nail.

14. Create a circle using Elliptical Marquee Tool in new layer and rename it to nail, as shown in Figure 9  Next, fill the white color in the circle area, refer to Figure 10.

Figure 9

Figure 10

15. Make sure the nail layer is selected in the Layers panel. Next, choose the Add a layer style button; a flyout is displayed. Choose Blending Options from the flyout; the Layer Style dialog box is displayed.

16. In the Layer Style dialog box, select the Bevel and Emboss label  located at the left side of the Blending Option: Default pane; the properties of  Bevel and Emboss are displayed in the right pane.

17. In the Structure area, set the following parameters:

     

   Style: Pillow Emboss      Depth: 704        Size: 6            Soften: 6

18.  In the Shading area, select Ring - Double from the Gloss Contour drop-down list. .Next, enter 100 in the Opacity edit box located below the Highlight Mode drop-down list. Now, enter 92  in the Opacity edit box located below the Shadow Mode drop-down list. After entering the value the output of the nail shows in Figure 11.

Figure 11

19. Select the Inner Glow check box from the left pane of the Layer Style dialog box.

20.  In the Layer Style dialog box, select the Gradiant label  located at the left side of the Blending Option: Default pane; the properties of  Gradient are displayed in the right pane. Select Subtract in the Blend Mode drop-down list. Next, click on the Gradient edit box; the Gradient Editor dialog box is displayed. In this dialog box, select the Neutral Density color swatch from the Presets area and then add the Color Stop with black and white color, as shown in Figure 12. Choose OK button to close the dialog box. Set Opacity to 90. Set Angle and Scale to 180 and 31.

Figure 12

21. Select the Outer Glow check box from the left pane of the Layer Style dialog box.

22. Create the three copies of the nail layer and rename it to nail 1, nail 2, and nail 3. Align nail, nail 1, nail 2, nail3 at the corners of the glass. Figure 13 shows the final output.

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