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RohMah1 — The Shield Effect-Photoshop Tutorial
Published: 2014-06-10 19:49:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 4918; Favourites: 168; Downloads: 0
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Links:I built my own cityscape, but this one will work just fine: Cityscape
Planet & Rays (Download the whole pack, you will find both the images here)
Dome
Shield effects - I've used for these pieces : The Future is here and Cell division
I've made this one in such a way that everybody can follow it, be it a beginner or an advanced Photoshop user.
I hope the steps are clear, and if not tell me, and I'll make some changes.
I would very much like to see what you can do with this, so point me with a link and I will gladly take a look at it.
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Hi used this tutorial here:
daylite401.deviantart.com/art/…
Much Thanks
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Haha, glad you're finding it helpful
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Hahaha, is it bad I immediately recognized the use of the EPCOT Spaceship Earth ride? xD
Cool tut.
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Haha, you can tone down the opacity of it 
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Thank you for the tutorial. I have Photoshop, but I'm struggling with it. I think this helped a lot.
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Glad you find it helpful. If you do something with it, give me a link. I'd be happy to take a look at it.
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When I have a bit of time, I'll definitely try your tutorial.
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AWESOME tual! I've seen this before but couldn't remember where I saw it before! Thank You for this! This definitely deserves my patented "Thumbz Up Award"!
Even Felly Fel is a fan of it!
Happy Birthday by the way!!!!
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Thank you! Glad you find it useful
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I'm sure I'll find a use for it one of these days.
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Awesome tutorial! This might come in handy... 
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Thanks.
First off, the difference between eraser and layer masks. When you use the eraser tool, it's rather permanent. Let's say after sometime you want to get back the erased parts of a picture; it's not possible using an eraser.
However, if you take a layer mask, the black parts are hidden. If you want to get back the invisible parts, just paint over the layer mask with white!
You can find details about Clipping masks here : www.photoshopessentials.com/ba…
There are many different ways to get the same results in Ps, as long as you're happy with the result it doesn't matter.
Hope that helped a bit.
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Hmmm...i guess that makes sense.
And Thanks for the link, it was an enlightening read!
Anyways, keep up the good work!
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A really good turorial you've done here! ^^
Gotta fave it! x3
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Thank you, glad you find it useful
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No problem!
Although I haven't Photoshop xD
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Yeah! x3 But it's not that cheap so I have to save some money!
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Really good!!!!!
thanks for the tutorial, i really aprecciate it
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My pleasure. Glad you found it useful.
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It's very easy to follow. It seems a bit long because I've explained every little detail.
Thank you!
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I ment it looks like it was a lot work for you to make this tutorial^^
You really did a great job ^^d
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Ohh, right. Haha, thank you so much. It took some time, but I finished it.
Hope people find it useful
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You´re very welcome^^
I´m sure some will
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Well done, easy-to-follow tutorial.
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Thank you so much Bob. Your comments are always uplifting.
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Haha, you can download a trial version for 30 days.
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we can clic to the image to grow up and see your tuto !
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Yes, click on the image, it zooms in.
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