Tom Reid
2nd of July 2005 (Sat), 11:32
Need some help. See attached photo, hold off on the critique please, its a rough one for discussion!!
I saw this technique at a market today. The photographer had an actual matte with cut outs similar to my photo sample giving a window pane appearance. I couldn't wait to get home to try it!! Here's the process I used...
1. Opened the photo
2. Added a fill layer
3. Used the rectangular marquee tool to shape each window pane and hit delete as I drew each one
3. Selected the layer with the cutouts and then opened Bevel and Emboss. Added an inner bevel , chisel hard, depth 100%, Size 24, Soften ), etc..
Here's my problem. The outer corners of the bevel are rounded. I tried selecting an outer bevel and it almost give me what I want except that the bevel cut is translucent over the background photo.
Any ideas??
I saw this technique at a market today. The photographer had an actual matte with cut outs similar to my photo sample giving a window pane appearance. I couldn't wait to get home to try it!! Here's the process I used...
1. Opened the photo
2. Added a fill layer
3. Used the rectangular marquee tool to shape each window pane and hit delete as I drew each one
3. Selected the layer with the cutouts and then opened Bevel and Emboss. Added an inner bevel , chisel hard, depth 100%, Size 24, Soften ), etc..
Here's my problem. The outer corners of the bevel are rounded. I tried selecting an outer bevel and it almost give me what I want except that the bevel cut is translucent over the background photo.
Any ideas??