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Blending Highlights for Photoshop Space Scene

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    Part of the video series: Photoshop Tutorial: Space Scene

    Summary: Using Photoshop emboss layer to add highlights. Learn how create and render a space scene in this free computer graphics tutorial from a Photoshop professional.

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    "Now then, it's time to use our embossed layers to actually add the highlights we were waiting for, so if you look here we can see my program's open. Let's bring up our pallets here and as we can see, we have our shadows and our highlights. Now what we're going to do is we're going to take our, we're going take our "shadows" layer and we're going to switch it to, let's change this one to multiply. There we go and now we're going to take our "highlights" layer and we're going to send that to "linear dodge", there we go look at that. A lot of highlights here, now some of this, the highlights is a little bit much for me so I'm going to take my opacity down just a little bit. Just to give it that color we're looking for, look at that. Lot of texture here, lot of texture, I'm not too happy about this red. I might actually erase that out, just go ahead and get to my erase tool let's bring my size down a little bit and let's go ahead and, let's go ahead and let's bring it up to 100 there we go. Of course it's not letting me have it, let's go to my "shadows" layer, there we go take it out of my "shadows" layer there we go. Smooth it out a bit and I don't like this back here so we'll take this out. We'll have to bring that back out in our "highlights" layer. Take it out a bit there; there we go just to play with it. Just to, you know, beef up your planet a little bit. I mean, I like the little ring around here the way it's highlighted up so I'm going to keep that just like it is. So there we have it, there's our rock planet and you can take this now and you can just go ahead and what we're going to do is we're going to go ahead and link these layers. Just click the bottom one here, shift up to our "shadows" let's go ahead and link the layers and I think we're missing one. With this one, let's go ahead and link that one with it as well. Just go ahead and move our planet up like so, take our "Planet One" and move it down like that, so there we have it. So now then, we've completed our rock planet; let's move on to a little bit more special effects."

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