How to add shadows to objects in PS_two layers

Troubled with how to add shadows to objects? Don't worry, PHP editor Xigua brings you a concise and practical tutorial. This tutorial will guide you step-by-step through the use of just two layers to give realistic shadows to objects, allowing you to easily improve the quality of your images. Read on for details below to learn the techniques to say goodbye to boring flat objects and add dimension and depth to your designs.

1. Let’s take the apple below as an example. Import the apple into PS, then CTRL J to create a new layer.

#2. Then return to the original layer and select Lock Pixels.

#3. Then set the foreground color to black and ALT DLE to fill it with black.

#4. Press CTLR T to transform, right-click and select Bevel, so that the preliminary shadow is generated. You can adjust the shadow position however you like.

#5. Then unlock the pixels and use [Filter]-[Blur]-[Gaussian Blur].

#6. Finally add a mask, use the gradient tool, set the style from black to transparent, and pull a gradient to make the shadow effect more realistic.

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