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    The document provides instructions for editing smart objects and designs in Photoshop, including experimenting with blending modes and opacity, adjusting levels and cropping images, and creating a depth-of-field effect using the tilt-shift blur filter. It recommends playing with different blending modes like screen, soft light, and hard light to achieve more natural results, and flattening layers before applying the tilt-shift filter to focus on an area of the image.

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    The document provides instructions for editing smart objects and designs in Photoshop, including experimenting with blending modes and opacity, adjusting levels and cropping images, and creating a depth-of-field effect using the tilt-shift blur filter. It recommends playing with different blending modes like screen, soft light, and hard light to achieve more natural results, and flattening layers before applying the tilt-shift filter to focus on an area of the image.

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    The document provides instructions for editing smart objects and designs in Photoshop, including experimenting with blending modes and opacity, adjusting levels and cropping images, and creating a depth-of-field effect using the tilt-shift blur filter. It recommends playing with different blending modes like screen, soft light, and hard light to achieve more natural results, and flattening layers before applying the tilt-shift filter to focus on an area of the image.

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    User Manual: Illustrated

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    Cah rangel
    The document provides instructions for editing smart objects and designs in Photoshop, including experimenting with blending modes and opacity, adjusting levels and cropping images, and creating a depth-of-field effect using the tilt-shift blur filter. It recommends playing with different blending modes like screen, soft light, and hard light to achieve more natural results, and flattening layers before applying the tilt-shift filter to focus on an area of the image.

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    Editing a Smart Object

     

    Place your
    design here All changes will apply
    instantly to your file.

    Expand the group and double click A new window will pop up.
    RED Smart Object Layer thumbnail. Now place your design on top of
    all layers. Hit Save and close.

    Watch Youtube video tutorial:


    youtube http://youtu.be/pP6y8mdr_1s?hd=1

    2
    Editing the Visual Appearance of Your Design

    Experimenting with Blending Modes and Opacity is a


    good way to make your design look more appealing.
    You can find them on the top of the Layers Panel.
    Below you will find some examples of how you can use them, but we
    highly recommend to read this article it will bring your Photoshop skills
    to a new level.

    On most mockups you will find layer named Overlay


    Effect (marked yellow) it gives an effect of paper on
    editorial mockup. Sometimes your design is too bright
    or dark, to achieve more natural results, try to change
    it’s Opacity and Blending Mode. We recommend to use
    Screen, Soft Light, Hard Light and Overlay modes, but
    you can try all of them. You can also change brightness
    and contrast of this layer.

    1. After you job with smart objects are done, play with Levels to achieve the desired brightness and contrast.
    2. Rotate and crop your image to achieve different results.

    3
    Creating Deep-of-Field Effect

    After creating your scene, you can create a depth-of-field effect to add focus to
    an area in your image.

    1. Finalize your design and flatten all layers by going to Layers > Flatten Image.
    2. Go to Filter > Blur Gallery > Tilt-Shift
    3. Play with settings to achieve desired results and hit OK.

    4
    We hope that this guide was useful to you.

    Whether you need more help, or you’d like to


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