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Go to Select>Load Selection select the 3d copy transparency and click ok.
Press D key 3 times on your keyboard to change the foreground color to black and background to white.
Now Edit>Fill: (use the following options)
Use: Foreground Color
Opacity: 100%
Mode: Normal (Then click OK)
You will find that your image will be darker. |
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Go to Edit>Free Transform (or press CTRL+T), |
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Now click and hold the top middle small square and drag it to the middle of the word: |
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Right click on the top middle small square and select Skew, then drag the top tight square to the right a little bit. |
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Select>Deselect, then go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur, enter Radius: 6 pixels.
Finally drag the "3D copy" layer (shadows) to the middle of all layers. |
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DONE! |
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Another Example |
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