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Discussion Board -> Desktop Wallpaper, Art, etc. -> creating reflections
creating reflections
::za4em9
11/30/06 6:04 PM GMT
I know that there is a simple application on the web on how to create a reflection of a selected area. What is is called? I cannot remember...
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flood .. by .. flamingpear
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nice app. one day when i finally learn PS, that looks like fun
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lately, i've fallen horribly behind in my thanks and comments. I'll catch up, but until I do, please know all your kind words are greatly appreciated.
...the hard way is to copy the image onto a new layer, flip it verticle, change the lvls/perspective, eraser, etc etc...
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... or print the picture and stick in in the bath.
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:) Thanks so much, Except I'm gonna have to use the shower; I hope it works. Thanks a bunches, lol.
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I usually do it the Photoshop (layers) way...The simplest way for a regular standing figure reflected on the floor... is to take the figure (Hopefully, you've got it cut out), duplicate it...take the layer duplication, and place it under the first one on the layers order palette, mirror the duplicate (flip vertical), move the flipped image down so its bottom is under the bottom of the first one, and then decrease the opacity of the flipped image roughly about 50% to start (decrease more against a lighter background...although it's really up to you)...and there's your reflection...
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