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Create Realistic Shadows

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 Create Realistic Shadows In Adobe Photoshop   Shadows are one of the reasons which make your design look astonishing they add depth to the design which makes the design amazing. Most Photoshop users use the regular Drop Shadow option to give their text/objects shadow, which is not bad but sometimes it seems old and boring.     Like in the image above it is the regular shadow example. It does add depth but doesn't look good.  How To Add realistic Shadow? Here's how to add Realistic Shadow to your image in Adobe Photoshop. So, the methods will be step by step! Step 01: Open your Document and embedded the image that you want to add a shadow on.   Step 02: Convert your layer from Raster to Smart Object. If it's already in the Smart object leave it as it is.   Step 03: Now press Ctrl+J to duplicate the selected layer.   Step 04: Take the Duplicated layer and put it below the original one.   Step 05: Now go to Filters > Blur > Gaussian Blur .   and set your values as

Convert Raster to Smart Object

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 How To Convert Raster Layer To Smart Object Step 01; Right Click on your Layer and then press "Convert To Smart Object" Step 02: Now your layer is converted to Smart Objects . Thank You!

How to Sustain Image Quality in Adobe Photoshop

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How To Sustain Image in Adobe              Photoshop   Adobe Photoshop is a raster graphics editor developed and published by Adobe. Photoshop is a vast field itself it has opened millions of ways for designers to exhibit their Art on multi-media. It doesn't bound the designer with limitations. Despite having thousands of benefits Photoshop has some flaws. One of them is sustaining image quality while in it. You might have noticed that Photoshop has this defect in it that when you transform the image you are editing loses it's quality compared to its original. But this happens? Is there any solution to this?  (Read the blog below to know more about the problem you are struggling with!) How The Image Loses Its Quality Let's Suppose an example that how this is happening. Suppose we took an image that is 1000px in height and 1000px in width so it's a square image.   If you divide it by 12 (no matter which side because it's equal by all its sides). so now it becomes 8