I want to place a ghosted image behind the copy of our std note cards. I just don’t know how to do this. I converted the color of the image into duotone. I just can’t figure out how to give it that ghosted look. Anybody know? Thanks!
NYCMeghan
Posted:
Member since
Re: Photoshop question
put the image you want ghosted on a separate layer, add an adjustment layer on top and play with the brightness/contrast until you get the desired effect
Sonicstef
Posted:
Member since
Re: Photoshop question
Not sure what you mean by ghosted but I suggest putting the image you want on a seperate layer and then adjusting the transparency of that layer until you have the desired effect.
If you want something more etheral looking, you can take the image and apply a 'diffuse' filter to it to make it 'glow'..and then adjusting the transparency.
cw0904
Posted:
Member since
Re: Photoshop question
NYCMeghan what you told me to do worked! THANKS!!! Stef My designers always ghost an image behind the copy in the brochures I work on at work. Its an image that looks ghosty like behind copy. Where you can see the image clearly enough and see the copy as well.
