Hey, So I created this tutorial about two years, ago on an old graphics website I had. It's not that bad, and easily understandable, even though I would do it 200x better now. But it is easy to go through, images provided.
Final Product:
I created this in Photoshop CS2, but any other Photoshop should work as well.
I started out with a 450x165. 72 resolution, and RGB Color at 8 bit.
First off, fill the background with black, and change your color WHITE to make the text.
You can type whatever text you would like, in this case, I used "Mission Graphix", font also is your choice, I used Agency FB.
Then goto Layer>Rasterize>Type.
After that, Layer>Duplicate Layer.
Then: Edit>Transform>Vertical.
Next, drag the Copy of your text layer DIRECTLY under the REAL first text layer.
Next, do this: Edit>Transform>Perspective.
After that you will get a different screen menu/type thing. ONLY DO THIS: On the TOP of your Photoshop Window, below the menu of File, Edit, Image, Layer, etc... is a little bar, in that bar, one line of text says: "H:[100.0%]", change that to H:[75%] OR H:[90%]. Either one is fine.
THIS IS NEXT IMAGE (Too big to put on here!)
Now in your Layers box, change the opacity of the Copyed Text layer to 50%.
And this is Reflection Text! Hope your really like it and use it in the future, enjoy!
Also, I suggest you move the reflection layer up directly under the first layer so it looks like more of a reflection. Another way to make it look better is the make the reflection layer fade into the background as well.
+rep is appreciated
Final Product:
I created this in Photoshop CS2, but any other Photoshop should work as well.
I started out with a 450x165. 72 resolution, and RGB Color at 8 bit.
First off, fill the background with black, and change your color WHITE to make the text.
You can type whatever text you would like, in this case, I used "Mission Graphix", font also is your choice, I used Agency FB.
Then goto Layer>Rasterize>Type.
After that, Layer>Duplicate Layer.
Then: Edit>Transform>Vertical.
Next, drag the Copy of your text layer DIRECTLY under the REAL first text layer.
Next, do this: Edit>Transform>Perspective.
After that you will get a different screen menu/type thing. ONLY DO THIS: On the TOP of your Photoshop Window, below the menu of File, Edit, Image, Layer, etc... is a little bar, in that bar, one line of text says: "H:[100.0%]", change that to H:[75%] OR H:[90%]. Either one is fine.
THIS IS NEXT IMAGE (Too big to put on here!)
Now in your Layers box, change the opacity of the Copyed Text layer to 50%.
And this is Reflection Text! Hope your really like it and use it in the future, enjoy!
Also, I suggest you move the reflection layer up directly under the first layer so it looks like more of a reflection. Another way to make it look better is the make the reflection layer fade into the background as well.
+rep is appreciated
