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Flashing
Text
This Photoshop Tutorial will show
you how to create a Professional flashing words with
Photoshop.
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STEP 1
: Open Photoshop create anew project
(640X480) with black background
then select
window>> character palette
And adjust the settings to the following ..font to
Tahoma, the font size to 45 pt, and the leading to
69.62. then Enter your paragraph and paint it with
white as you see in the image
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STEP 2:
Open Channel palette
and then click on Create anew channel button
(alpha1) you will find that the work window
changed to black.
Then Choose
Filter > Noise > Add Noise then set the Amount
to 80% and the Distribution to
Gaussian, Monochromatic.
Choose Filter >
Blur > Motion Blur from the menu at the top and
set the Angle to 0 and the Distance to 999
pixels.
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STEP 3:
Choose the Rectangular Marquee
Tool from the toolbox and use it to select the
top-right of the image, as shown here .Then,
press (Ctrl+T) to apply the Free Transform command.
Drag the handles on the image to fit the size of the
image to the screen.
 Choose
Image > Adjustments >
Auto Levels
Choose Filter >
Texture > Grain
and set the Intensity to82, the Contrast to 50, and
the Grain Type to Horizontal.
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STEP
4: Click on the Alpha 1
channel
in the
Channels Palette while holding down the
Ctrl key.
Then
Click on the Layers
Palette to open the palette, and click on the text
layer to select it
Then
click on the Add a
Layer Mask button at the bottom of the Layers
Palette.
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STEP 5:
Copy The text
layer then Press
(Ctrl+I) to invert the color of the mask
image.
Then change the color of the
text layer (copied) to # FD6D0B
Then Change the
color of the original text layer to # 5E1E00
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STEP 7:.Copy
the first text layer (copied) then drag and drop
its mask onto the delete button then you will watch
a warning message choose discard.
Then Open the channel palette and
select
Alpha1 then Choose Image > Adjustments > Levels then
Move the black and white tabs at the bottom of the
histogram as shown here.
Choose Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur from the Radius
to 2 pixels.
Then Choose Image > Adjustments >
Levels from the menu at the top and move the black
and white tabs
as shown here.
Then Hold the Ctrl Key and
choose Alpha1 then Select the layer palette to view
all layers and then choose the very top layer and
click on the Add a Layer
Mask button to create a layer mask and change the
color this text layer to white And then change
the layer style to the following settings.
Choose Drop Shadow And Change
the Settings as follow
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STEP 7:
Choose the gradient tool then
Set the foreground color to black And from the
option bar at the top choose the Radial
Gradient button and set the Mode to Color
Burn and the Opacity to 60%, and check
Reverse.
Then
open the Gradient Preset Panel, and choose the
Foreground to Transparent gradient Then
Select the text layer at the
very top of the
Layers Palette and Then drag it from the
top-right part of the image down to the
bottom-left corner
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STEP 7:
Set the the foreground color
to # 681700 and set the background color to
black then choose linear gradient
(foreground to background) . Then, set the Mode
to Normal
and the Opacity to 100%, and check Reverse. then
Choose the Background layer, which is located at
the very bottom of
the Layers Palette .and start dragging
Link all text layers
and press (ctrl + T) and the hold the ctrl
key and start drag the handles to slant the
image.
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Dr Smith
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