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Hi--
I edited some photos for a friend's slideshows quite a while away ago, adding some text titles. I am fairly sure I used Photoshop Elements, perhaps version 6. I am trying to recreate the text style, now using Photoshop Elements 9, but I cannot remember how I did it. I have attached two examples below-- can anyone offer a suggestion on how I did this? Specifically, it looks almost like a drop shadow, but not quite I don't think-- the dark "shadow" offset to the left of each characters is not uniform around the characters (see the "D" in December and the "2005"). In addition, there is a sort of a white "shadow" to the right of each character. It must have been something relatively straightforward-- I am not a sophisticated Photoshop user.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Looks like Window>Effects>Layer Styles>Bevels was used.
You can double click the small fx to the right of the text in the layers panel to adjust some of the settings.
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Looks like Window>Effects>Layer Styles>Bevels was used.
You can double click the small fx to the right of the text in the layers panel to adjust some of the settings.
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I used the Bevels Simple Out layer style with these settings.
Comic Sans MS font.
Looks pretty much like your example.
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Yes, that's it. Thanks, both of you.