Click the Layer Style palette tab to bring it to the front. If you can’t find the palette, choose Window Show Layer Styles. If th …
Clear the last style, by clicking on the Default Style button, and try the Molten Gold style followed by the Brushed Metal style. Again …
Clear the last style by clicking the Default Style button, and apply the Copper Tube and Negative styles to get the result shown below. …
Now, let’s try something a little more complicated. We’ll combine some of the Glass Button styles …
Last, we’ll go ahead and combine Glass Buttons, with Complex styles and then add a Bevel on top of it all. Shown below is the the …
Learning Effects [Please note: you can not use this tutorial for Elements 2. History states for all effects are concealed.]Before I ge …
Learning Effects Before you start, look at your History palette, and make a mental note of what the last …
Learning Effects Before we apply another effect, click on the first state in the History palette before the Asphalt effect, and then c …
Learning Effects Step back in your History palette to before the Brushed Metal effect. Clear your history, too, if you like. You can a …
Redeye Removal How to remove redeye is one of the most frequently asked questions in the Photosho …
Redeye Removal With the selection active, click on the New Adjustment Layer button at the bottom of the Layers palette (the black and w …
Redeye Removal Use the paintbrush tool to paint with black on your image around the edge of where the red …
Redeye Removal The second, faster but not as nice method for redeye correction is as follows. As with the …
Artistic Filtering [The Ctrl-J shortcut for duplicating a layer or selection contents to a new layer is disabled in Elements 2. Us …
Artistic Filtering Use the History palette to undo the Poster Edges filter and the Blend Mode change. Then, with the background co …
Artistic Filtering The following examples use the same method as has already been described. (Draw your black outline on its own l …