Burning Newspaper Effect – Effect Tutorial

Burning newspaper effect

Image processing technologyDevelopment has become very mature today, and many things can even be fake. For example, Photoshop can be used to create many realistic effects. , what we are going to make next is a burning newspaper.

1. Create a new file. Create a new layer 1, then click the “Add Layer Mask” button at the bottom of the layer panel to add a layer mask to the layer, select the “Lasso Tool” in the toolbox, and click Draw a selection as shown in Figure 01 in the image window.

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2. Keep the selection and fill the mask with black. Execute the “Filter”, “Brush Stroke” and “Splash” commands in the menu bar, and set the spray radius and smoothness to 10 in the dialog box that opens. The effect is shown in Figure 02.

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3. Since the command is executed in the mask, the image If the effect is not visible, double-click layer 1 and select the “Shadow” style in the pop-up layer style dialog box. The settings are as shown in Figure 03, and the screen effect is as shown in Figure 04.

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4. Create a new layer layer 2 on top of layer 1, press the Alt Ctrl G shortcut key to make layer 2 the clipping mask layer of layer 1, and then select the tool Use the “Brush tool” in the box, make sure the foreground color is black, and then paint along the edge of the paper in layer 2. The effect is as shown in Figure 05.

5. Create a new layer 3, also press the Alt Ctrl G key on layer 3, and then set the front The scenery is yellow and the RGB values ​​are 210, 165, and 86 respectively. Use the Brush tool in the toolbox to paint on the black edge just drawn. The effect is shown in Figure 06.

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6. Set the blending mode of layer 3 to “Color “Dodge” to get the effect as shown in Figure 07.

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7. Open a newspaperPicture, drag the newspaper into the file to generate layer 4, adjust the size and position, as shown in Figure 08.

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8. Select layer 4 and press the Alt Ctrl G key. The effect is as shown in Figure 09. Then press the Ctrl Shift U key to remove the color from the newspaper. The effect is shown in Figure 10.

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9. Press the Ctrl U key to open the Hue/Saturation dialog box. The settings are as shown in Figure 11. Adjust the color of Newspaper appropriately. The effect is as shown in Figure 12.

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10. Set the layer blending mode of layer 4 to “Multiply”. The effect is shown in Figure 13. Then add a layer mask to layer 4. Select the “Brush Tool” in the toolbox, set the opacity to 60% in the property bar, and apply appropriate paint to the areas with words on the burning edge to make the effect more natural, as shown in Figure 14 shown.

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11. Finally, add a little image to the background layer. The final effect is as shown in Figure 15.

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