How do u get an x-ray effect on Photoshop? - x-ray photoshop step by step
I have some pictures of the different parts of a skeleton of my project and just want to know how the picture seems to have been obtained for X-rays, with Photoshop. If you know could be a step by step guide for me, please!
Sunday, January 31, 2010
X-ray Photoshop Step By Step How Do U Get An X-ray Effect On Photoshop?
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I know a number of ways to do this, I looked back a very simple tutorial for a while. It runs roughly as follows:
1. Create a Photoshop document and give it a black background. Drag or copy the photo you want X-rays at the top who have this layer.
2. Select the photo layer, use the Invert (Image> Adjustments> Invert or Command-I). In the Layers palette displays the layer blending options (under the flooring) offers the possibility of a merger of the screen at 70%.
3. Even with the current image layer, desaturate the image (remove Image> Adjustments> saturation, or Shift + Command + U). Then picture settings, go to the brightness and contrast and brightness level and contrast and 20% -10.
4. Create a new layer and fill it with a bright green color of your choice - if I walk through this review my answer to you, select 0EF10E. It is out of reach, but hey, this is just a tutorial, LOL! In any case, the layer blend option, this layer to Color Burn and share, at 50%.
5. Go to Image> ADJUSTMParents> Hue / Saturation (Command + U) and options for Hue = 0 Saturation = 50, Brightness = 50
It's more or less, but you want with it as you want to play.
Here is a website Photoshop tutorials is very clean, stock, including the X-rays in the text:
... http://www.nextdesigns.net/modules.php?n
And the Adobe Studio Exchange is usually good for things like that too:
http://studio.adobe.com/
Hope this helps! On Mac!
I have this
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