Photoshop made Easy - Making Reflections in Suglasses

[TheAslanDA]

What effect you use in your cursor?? That's fucking awesome!! Links?

[c130bulldawg]

@TheAslanDA I'm using a Mac and it is called MousePose.

[filipinofear13]

hey man when you click the mouse i can see like a water or soe but the thing when ou click the mouse how did you do that?:)

[c130bulldawg]

@filipinofear13 Yep. That is a part of the screen recording software iShowU. Pretty cool feature.

Cheers.

[filipinofear13]

@c130bulldawg Dl link? :p i want like that or is it just one of them or more?

[runeski]

Thank you (:

[c130bulldawg]

I hope you have fun with the technique.

[psychmaj323]

thk u!!

[c130bulldawg]

Glad you liked it.

[GarLogan78]

The tutorial worked for me, but not really how I wanted it too. The picture did go in the sunglasses, but it doesn't look like a reflection, it just looks like a stuck a picture in there. Also, the paste wasn't clean, and I used the Expand modifier and everything. Is there anything I can do to make it look more realistic?

[c130bulldawg]

Just got back from deployment...sorry for the delay in response. Sometimes this happens when the original picture does not have enough resolution. To make the sunglasses more "real" you can try to tune down the opacity on the layer with the reflection. Also, try using the pen instead of the lasso.

[ajasso90]

good job on the vid!really helped! how did you get your mouse to do the ripple effect?

[c130bulldawg]

Thanks. You can get the ripple on a Mac using a program called Mousepose.

[Dhoketa]

I have photoshop elements 7. Mine doesn't have a layer mask. So what would I have to do?

[c130bulldawg]

I can't link in comments but I have a video on real masking in Photoshop. Let me make a mental note to convert this video into an elements video.

Chuckie

[c130bulldawg]

Make that, I have a video on real masking in Elements.

[BeGoodAtPhotoshop]

please answer what program did you use to record??

[c130bulldawg]

I use iShowU by shinywhitebox and Screenflow from telemedia.

[Jlr405]

great vid good job!

[c130bulldawg]

Thanks for dropping by...

[Jayy630]

Such a big help! It took me forever to figure it out yesterday, and as soon as I saw this video I figured it out, right away! Thanks so much!

[c130bulldawg]

I'm glad it helped.

Cheers.

Chuckie

[Dluxxband]

thank you man!=)

спасибо мужик!=)

[c130bulldawg]

Thanks for coming by...

[peterfireball]

what photoshop program did you use?

[c130bulldawg]

I used Photoshop CS3 Extended but the technique will work on any Photoshop that has layer masks. I think 6 and up will work.

[11tyleragent11]

hey, you should do anyother one on how you can make it look more of a blue to match the other lens in the sun glasses

[c130bulldawg]

Great suggestion. I am working on recreating the video with a part on matching the blue.

[PartTimePhotography]

Good stuff - I'll pass this along to all my newsletter subscribers.

[srgnavrr2007]

!!!!Thank u so much, keep posting videos!!!

[c130bulldawg]

I will. Thanks for the motivation.

[ferrovic]

this's a great job, very easy and very effective at once, thanks for this man.

[c130bulldawg]

Thanks for stopping by. If you glasses have a slight curve, you can use ->filter ->distort ->spherize.

[JrLecc]

thanks alot for this.

[c130bulldawg]

I see this used in magazines alot.

[noshadow1324]

really cool! THANKS!

[c130bulldawg]

Thanks for stopping by.