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Two Minute Tip: Creating a Realistic Drop-Shadow in Photoshop

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Uploaded by on Mar 4, 2011

In this tutorial Nicole demonstrates how to add a realistic drop-shadow to a person using Photoshop.

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  • What is that little thing you dragged all the way to the bottom at 1:25?

  • @omgbygollywow That's the center of the transform, you can tell it where you want the "anchor" of the transform to be (or something like that). :)

  • the shadow is staying in front of my person :/

  • @xDarkistic Try moving the shadow layer below the person layer in the Layers panel.

  • I don't have a create layer, I just have a create layer style and when I click it it gets rid of my drop shadow I just made

  • @KCBunne This process might not work in Photoshop CS3 and earlier editions, or in Elements.

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  • Worked perfectly in CS3, Many thanks.

    

  • short and sweet......

  • wow you look like a hot girl with rockin tits! Wanna blow me?

  • Sweet Tutorial, thanks

  • @NicolesyPhotography i tried that it doesnt work :/

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