Photoshop CS3 Fire Text tutorial , Nice and simple for you first timers (high quality)
by admin on Thursday, September 9th, 2010 | 25 Comments
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@shaunno2009 i keep looking but i cant find it help
Thanks very nice effect
is it possible to make such text on other background?? not on black solid, eg on foto
Thanks works great but whenever I try to change the background color other than black the color balance only adjusts the background and not the letters even though I am selecting that layer. ??
Thanks! ;D it really helped ;3 <3
thats nice
einfach cool
U have really nice TUT keep making them
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thx for this video
thanks mate nice tut and easy
awesome!… just one request/suggestion raise the level of your Mic before recording. because its difficult to hear it on the laptop speakers…
Why is it that when I use the color balance on the text, the background changes color as well, but in yours it doesn’t? please help.
u should try liquify alot easier than smudge
thanks for the tutorial came in handy
nice you really helped me out whit this one damn thoose noobs that didnt like this video =) plss keep doing vids
hmmmm.. little tip, why not just ‘cmd + J’ (duplicate) the original text layer before you modify it.. leaving the text in the exact spot
@XXDannyboyzXX its under the blur tool
Thanks so much man…
It’s really helped me
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@italguy10 In his case, the background is black so you can’t notice the change. If you want the color balance to affect only the layer below you have to right click on it and select “Create clipping mask”.
Another way to do it is to select the adjustment layer and Alt+Click betweet the two layers (You have to click when the cursor changes).
thanks a lott….
Good tutorial!!!Thanks!!! ^^