Creating a Chrome Text Effect in PhotoShop |
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This tutorial shows you how to make chrome text. I would like you to create this text using your own name. |
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Getting Started: Open a new PhotoShop project and choose 1200 pixels by 150 pixels and a resolution of 300 pixels/inch. You may have to modify the canvas size to accommodate your text. Save the file into your PhotoShop project folder. cont'd below: |
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I used 32pt black Times New Roman. Right-click on the text Layer to open the Blending Options. |
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Select Drop Shadow and copy the settings from the left.
Select the Contour style as shown to the left. |
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Select Inner Shadow and copy the settings from the left.
Select the Contour style as shown to the left. |
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Select Inner Glow and copy the settings from the left.
Set the gradient as shown to the left.
Select the Contour style as shown to the left.
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Select Bevel and Emboss and copy the settings from the left.
Select the Contour style as shown to the left.
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Set the gradient to resemble the style to the left. |
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Select Gradient Overlay and copy the above settings.
Double-click on the Gradient swatch to bring up the custom gradient settings |
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The last setting is Stroke. Use the settings to the left. You can experiment with the Blending option settings and colours. Shades of blue as opposed to black can have a realistic chrome effect as well. |
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