Anthony

Jserg

Thats amazing Surefre...Thanks a lot

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HyperCube

Nice tut, although I think Smokes' was better. (easier :P )

btw, ur first image.. It already shows the text upside down, u didnt explain how you did that...

Anthony

Yea, I used the wrong image, I accidently renamed my finished product as my first one, there was never supposed to be a reflection lol. But, if you compare Smoke's Finished profuct with mine, this has the fade effect, opposed to his low opacity.

HyperCube

Yeah thats true. Thx for posting it

Malcom

haha perfect tut!

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HyperCube

Ok I need help..

When I do this thing it fades out and stuff but I want it to completly fade out. Now it keeps showing a little bit of what's there, but I want it to dissapear and only show the top part. I dont want to use the Opacity thing because that also makes the top lighter and I dont want that..

What do I have to do? O_O

Anthony

You can adjust how much is faded by dragging the GRADIENT tool completely over the duplicated text/image or half way through. Just experiment on different ways of reflections by using the GRADIENT TOOL.

Then just use Smoke's tutorial, as there is no fade, it will simply become opaque. But still, duplicate the image, H: -100.00, and go to the right layer panel and set opaque to 50% (or whatever.) If I didn't answer your question, be a little more specific!

I know you don't want to use the opaque tool, but ughmm.. all I can say is just mess with the Gradient tool.

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HyperCube

Yeah sorry I was not very clear :P

I'll try to explain it with pictures..:




(http://www.wshadows.com/stuff/testfade.PNG)

Anthony

Ok I understand now.. I'll check up on Photoshop so i can give a clear answer.. give me a few minutes!

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