Photoshop Killer Tips: Fixing Skies with Layer Styles
Using a gradient style to adjust the sky in a photo.
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I think you misspelled “thingie”! It should end in “ie” not “ee.” Any dummy knows that. I did.
jude
“thingee” is also a misspelling. the correct spelling is “thingy”.
“thingie” is incorrect as well.
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Great tip. I’ll put this one to good use. Thanks.
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Thanks, Mike.
Simply amazing. Thanks
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perfect! A good tip
Thanks! Now if I can just remember to use it.
Great Tip … don’t be so anal, who cares if it’s “thingee” “thingie” or “thingy” ….
Another way to do it is use Black to Transparent and use the Underlying Layer(white) Blend If slider … seperate em using the Alt key and dragging with the mouse
Thanks dear…..really helpful tips
I do not have a reverse. How can I find it.
I AM USING CS2
AND I DONT HAVE THE REVERSE BUTTON AS AN OPTION…PLEASE HELP
Reverse your whole image then.
great tip, I have been doing this in lightroom for years, always wondered how to do it in photoshop and never got around to leaning !!!
thank u matt very very very nice tutorial
GREAT TIPS
Very helpful , thank you so much
Great! Thank you, Matt.
I use overlays of dark or light gradients/spots all the time to alter the “mood” or “focus” of photographs but had no idea one could drag ON the image, nor did I think of saving as a layer style! Thank you for the great tips!