photoshop 7 and mirroring

RangerJoe · 01-03-04, 04:24 AM

I see some really cool pictures sometimes that they will have like a car, then it will be mirrored onto the ground, or onto a wall, or something like that.

what is the fastest way to do something like that?

ElGriton · 01-04-04, 03:44 PM

There is a filter I'm sure. But, for a simple effect just make a duplicate layer and flip horizontal then fade it out until it looks right. that should make a nice reflection.

hosic · 01-04-04, 08:29 PM

Wish i could remember. There is a filter used just for that. I had it on my old computer. Just highlighted the area u wanted, then use that filter along with choosing a few options and bam.

MadSkillzMan · 01-06-04, 10:06 PM

hit it up on google...people make their own filters all the time..many of them suck in my opinion, but here and there you come across some good ones (what do u want for free?)

i belevie what your looking for can be found in flaming pear filters, that or eye candy 4000

RangerJoe · 01-06-04, 10:18 PM

i have the flaming pearl set, 41 of them or something....

CamH · 01-07-04, 01:21 AM

Flip the image upside down, move it so everything lines up, lower the opacity. That's how I do it anyways.

01-03-04, 04:24 AM	Thread Starter #1
RangerJoe All that is Man! Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma	photoshop 7 and mirroring I see some really cool pictures sometimes that they will have like a car, then it will be mirrored onto the ground, or onto a wall, or something like that. what is the fastest way to do something like that? __________________ Q6600 @ 2.92ghz --- Asus Striker Extreme Lian Li V2000B---Corsair 620w PSU 8gb DDR2 Patriot (4x2gb)---Samsung Spinpoint T 500gb Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme My name is actually Phillip.
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01-04-04, 03:44 PM	#2
ElGriton Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: I thought it was America	There is a filter I'm sure. But, for a simple effect just make a duplicate layer and flip horizontal then fade it out until it looks right. that should make a nice reflection.
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01-04-04, 08:29 PM	#3
hosic Registered Join Date: Dec 2003	Wish i could remember. There is a filter used just for that. I had it on my old computer. Just highlighted the area u wanted, then use that filter along with choosing a few options and bam.
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01-06-04, 10:06 PM	#4
MadSkillzMan Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Cleveland OHIO	hit it up on google...people make their own filters all the time..many of them suck in my opinion, but here and there you come across some good ones (what do u want for free?) i belevie what your looking for can be found in flaming pear filters, that or eye candy 4000 __________________ Mian rig 2 x Dual G5 1.8ghz @ 29C :eek: 3gb ram 2x160GB Sata 1x250GB IDE ATI 9600, dual monitors - 19" AOC LCD's, 42" RCA Plasma! OC'ed Super Drive (8x SL to 16x DL, i heart firmware flash) Backup Rig: 4 x Dell Optiplex G270 2.8ghz HT 1Gb ram iPod Touch 3.1.2 Jailbroken! OSX 5.8
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01-06-04, 10:18 PM	Thread Starter #5
RangerJoe All that is Man! Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma	i have the flaming pearl set, 41 of them or something.... __________________ Q6600 @ 2.92ghz --- Asus Striker Extreme Lian Li V2000B---Corsair 620w PSU 8gb DDR2 Patriot (4x2gb)---Samsung Spinpoint T 500gb Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme My name is actually Phillip.
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01-07-04, 01:21 AM	#6
CamH Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Oregon	Flip the image upside down, move it so everything lines up, lower the opacity. That's how I do it anyways.
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