Post by Reno on Sept 25, 2006 19:11:04 GMT -5
Overview:Now, in this tutorial, your going to learn how to make the LOST Computer Style text as seen on the Hatch Monitor using Photoshop. IT is very Easy.
Step 1 : Start out by typeing your thing. I use the palatinoLOST font, at size 45. It doesnt matter which font or size you use. As long as its big enough to edit.
Step 2 : Now, Center it. You can achive this by going Ctrl+A, then Ctrl+C, and then Ctrl+P, this will automatically center it. Call the layer, PART 1
Step 3 : Now, Duplicate the layer, and call it PART 2
Step 4 : Now, edit the BOX tool to become this: The Horizontal Line tool.
Step 5 : Zoom in (Ctrl then '+') and do this sort of pattern. Slectecting every second line. MAKE SURE PART 1 IS SELECTED
Step 6 : Once done, hit the delete key to remove the selected area. Now, slect PART 2, and go Ctrl+Shift+i to invert selection, and delete it. ON PART 2!
Step 7 : Now,select the Part 1 layer, Go Ctrl+L. Set the Red Channel to 0. Blue to 0. And green to 200. Now go to part 2, Ctrl+ L again, and set red to 0. Blue to 0. And green to 100. And you should get this!
Step 1 : Start out by typeing your thing. I use the palatinoLOST font, at size 45. It doesnt matter which font or size you use. As long as its big enough to edit.
Step 2 : Now, Center it. You can achive this by going Ctrl+A, then Ctrl+C, and then Ctrl+P, this will automatically center it. Call the layer, PART 1
Step 3 : Now, Duplicate the layer, and call it PART 2
Step 4 : Now, edit the BOX tool to become this: The Horizontal Line tool.
Step 5 : Zoom in (Ctrl then '+') and do this sort of pattern. Slectecting every second line. MAKE SURE PART 1 IS SELECTED
Step 6 : Once done, hit the delete key to remove the selected area. Now, slect PART 2, and go Ctrl+Shift+i to invert selection, and delete it. ON PART 2!
Step 7 : Now,select the Part 1 layer, Go Ctrl+L. Set the Red Channel to 0. Blue to 0. And green to 200. Now go to part 2, Ctrl+ L again, and set red to 0. Blue to 0. And green to 100. And you should get this!
