Mirrored Image Ball

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Mirrored Image Ball

John Woods

Adobe Certifed Expert

Photoshop 7.0

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In this tutorial we are going to open the le Sphere.psd that was created in the

Glass Sphere tutorial.

Sphere.psd le that was created in the Glass Sphere tutorial.


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Channels Palette Open showing Sphere Selection Channel is present.


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Select>Layer>New from the Banner Bar

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Layer>New Control Panel Open.

Layer>New Control Panel Open, change the name to Mesh Layer

Figure 5


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Layers Palette Open showing the new Mesh Layer. The Mesh layer is empty at

this time.


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Figure 5

Select>Edit>Fill from the Banner Bar

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Edit>Fill control panel open, Contents is using a pattern.


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Edit>Fill control panel open, Click on the small down arrow to open the

Pattern Preset Manager, select the small square that was built and saved in

the Wire Mesh tutorial.

Figure 8

Mesh Layer with the small

square pattern over the

Sphere.


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Select Layer Style Button, choose Bevel and Emboss.


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Layer Style Bevel and Emboss control panel open.


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Layer Style Bevel and Emboss control panel open. Change the Direction from

Up to Down

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Layer Palette open Bevel and Emboss applied to the Mesh layer.


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Select>Filter>Distort>Spherize from the Banner Bar.


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Filter>Distort>Spherize control panel open, select Mode Normal,Amount 100%


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Select>Load Selection from the Banner Bar.

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Load Selection control panel open, Select Channel:Sphere and also click Invert

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Figure 17

Results of Mesh overlay with Bevel and Emboss:Down applied to Mesh, and theSpherize Filter applied to the Mesh Layer. Notice that the Inverse of the Sphere

channel is the active selection.


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Select Edit>Clear from the Banner Bar or click the Delete Key on the keyboard.


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Background cleared from around Sphere.


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Select>Deselect from the Banner Bar.


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Mirrored Ball complete, from here you can do an innite variety of

variations including Overlaying a image, adding text or using the sphereas a element in another le.

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