Note: This tutorial is done
by Adobe Photoshop 7.0 (CS2 tools may not apply, just try it out.) |
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Open a new window with:
Width:2pixels Height:2pixels
Resolution: 72 pixels/inch
Mode: RGB color Contents:Transparent |
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Zoom in the window, so that it is bigenough for you to see. Next, select the half ofthe image. [you can do it by setting Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) to Fixed Size, Width:2px Height:1px].And fill it with grey, ALT+Backspace. FinallyDeselect - Ctrl+D. |

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Now Select all the image - Ctrl+A,
and go to Edit > Define Pattern Once you click you will see your pattern you have just created. Name it and press OK. We have finished the first part.
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Open any image you like. We are
going to apply the effect on it. |

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Select the Paint Bucket Tool (G). |

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From the Options Toolbar select Pattern for the Fill menu and choose your pattern from Pattern drop down menu. (If you don’t see Options Toolbar, Select it from Window > Show Options) |
src=”images/tv7.gif” width=168> |
src=”images/007.gif” width=30> Make a new layer. Go to
Layer > New > Layer. While Paint
Bucket Tool (G) selected fill the new layer with
your pattern. |
src=”images/tv8.gif” width=193> |
src=”images/008.gif” width=30> Finally reduce the Pattern opacity
to 40% and you are done! (You can apply Overlay
or Lighten for the pattern layer as well,
check it out whichever suits your needs) |
src=”images/tv9.gif” width=168> |
src=”images/009.gif” width=30> Easy Huh?! |
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