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Creating a spotlight/halo effect with PhotoShop Elements
Hello all experts.
Not sure how to explain this other than to show you an example as per the attached picture below.
See how there is a spotlight/halo effect in the background of the image that shows up only behind the image...??
Can someone please show me how to do that....??
I have seen it on virtually every website out there but have no idea how to go about doing it. BTW, I am a total Photoshop Elements noob.....[:0(
Thanx in advance.
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Not sure how to explain this other than to show you an example as per the attached picture below.
See how there is a spotlight/halo effect in the background of the image that shows up only behind the image...??
Can someone please show me how to do that....??
I have seen it on virtually every website out there but have no idea how to go about doing it. BTW, I am a total Photoshop Elements noob.....[:0(
Thanx in advance.
--d.
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I think I understand??Create a layer behind the object then give the object an "OUTER GLOW"
Selvol
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The sample image doesn't look like it uses an outer glow. It appears to have a background with the halo lighting instead.
You can achieve this with radial gradient. You will need to adjust how you draw the gradient to get the colour change in the right spot.
This gives you a run down on how to use the tool:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/photoshop/cs/using/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-77e1a.html
Simply have the first colour as a darker colour and the second as a lighter version of the first colour.
You can achieve this with radial gradient. You will need to adjust how you draw the gradient to get the colour change in the right spot.
This gives you a run down on how to use the tool:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/photoshop/cs/using/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-77e1a.html
Simply have the first colour as a darker colour and the second as a lighter version of the first colour.
Thank you all for your responses but I am going to give selvol's solution a go first.
selvol, I am using PS Elements so things are a little different. Not to mention that I am a total noob in all this.
I have attached a screenshot of my canvas. Can you please tell me how do I get that gradient color on my layer.....??? I have managed to do the gradient bit but have no idea how to transfer it into that layer.
Thanx much.
--d.
selvol, I am using PS Elements so things are a little different. Not to mention that I am a total noob in all this.
I have attached a screenshot of my canvas. Can you please tell me how do I get that gradient color on my layer.....??? I have managed to do the gradient bit but have no idea how to transfer it into that layer.
Thanx much.
--d.
You have the correct TOOL selected Now Just Hold down the Left Mouse Button and Drag the line over the image...
Selvol
Selvol
Ahhh thank you.
But how can I get it to show the lighter red in the middle like you have in your red-colored example above....???
Mine is a gradient from the left to the right while yours show up in the middle like I need it.
--d.
But how can I get it to show the lighter red in the middle like you have in your red-colored example above....???
Mine is a gradient from the left to the right while yours show up in the middle like I need it.
--d.
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