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Now I did this a long time ago but I forgot.

Can someone remind me how to make things look glossy?

and how to make glossy looking reflections like in my sig i made I cant remember how

I use Photoshop CS

I know to flip a copy of the layer but cant seem to get past that.

and don't remeber anything about the glossy bit anymore.

Please help.

Thank you.

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making things glossy is as easy as this

http://www.tutorialstream.com/tutorials/ph...ossy_button.php

as for your reflection question, I'm not too sure but i think you would just flip the image, cut it in half and dull the occupancy to like 20 or 30%.

If someone knows a better way for ither of them, please post it :)

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@almulder - i figured the reflection thing out! just duplicate the layer, flip it 180 go to the rectangular selection tool, set feather to 9 px, now just select the image on the duplicated layer and hit delete. perfect reflections every time!

theirs only exemption for when your trying to reflect text...you actually have to retype it backwards before you flip it.

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theirs only exemption for when your trying to reflect text...you actually have to retype it backwards before you flip it.

duplicate and rasterize and then :wacko:

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  • 3 weeks later...

for text... say your text you wanted to mirror was "WolfX2"

you would have to make a new layer...and on that layer type "2XfloW" then simplify (rasterize), flip the layer 180 deg. go to the rectangular selection tool, set feather to 9 px (or more, with feathering, less is more), now just select the image on the upside down layer and hit delete.

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