Layer Masking In Adobe Photoshop
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Creating reflections in photoshop,
in this course we will learn about Creating Reflections in Photoshop course, where you'll discover how to design realistic and creative reflection effects using Adobe Photoshop. The course covers various techniques to mirror text, objects, and photos on different surfaces such as water, glass, and polished floors. You’ll learn how to use layer duplication, gradients, masks, opacity adjustments, and blur effects to create subtle or dramatic reflections. From product mockups and typography to landscape enhancements and digital art, this course provides step-by-step guidance for achieving professional-looking results. Whether you’re a beginner or an intermediate designer, you’ll gain the skills to add depth, realism, and visual impact to your projects using reflection techniques in Photoshop. Gareth David Studio
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