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Right-click the text layer in the layers palette and go into the Blending Options.
Apply the following layer styles:
• Inner Shadow
• Outer Glow
• Gradient Overlay
Your text should now look like this:
When you’re finished with your text, you can finish it off nicely by copying the whole thing into a separate document, applying Filter > Sharpen > Sharpen then Filter > Render > Lighting Effects with a nice setting.
My result:
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thank you…it is really proffessional!!
Comment by soha — December 10, 2006
nice, works perfect with CS
Comment by photoshopCS-worker — December 12, 2006
Hey…..I like it.
Gave me something for me.
send it to my mail.
Thank’s
Comment by SIMON — January 14, 2007
nice one
Comment by Manish — February 17, 2007
thanks
Comment by frederick orvieto — February 18, 2007
Nice! I hadn’t used the lighting effects in PS before, so this tutorial was an eye opener. Thanks for publishing this!
Comment by bish — February 20, 2007
I like this tutral- i am very happy
it’s very nice work…
Comment by Faraz4ever — February 28, 2007
umm where is the photo on deviantart
Comment by charlie — March 24, 2007
Awesome tutorial, quite useful. I love the effect
Thanks!
Comment by James — March 25, 2007
It’s very nice work………….
Comment by niraj singh — August 1, 2008
Great effect, nice tutorial.
Comment by ilike2flash — December 10, 2008
Thanks buddy!!! Super useful…I’ve been looking for a good burnt effect for quite a long time. This is the best one I’ve seen.
Comment by Awesome — December 30, 2008
Another nice tutorial with a great result. Keep posting.
Comment by photo retouching — May 11, 2009