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How should I do in Photoshop to make a menu like this (in the top) to get that "depth"/3D-feeling. I've tried with both a brush and with the 'Gradient tool' but I never seem to get it quite as good..
Look at the menu at the top for an example of what I mean; http://ebin.wordpress.com/
Thank you.
Look at the menu at the top for an example of what I mean; http://ebin.wordpress.com/
Thank you.
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Hate to break it to you but thats just a gradient. Mine isn't quite the same, but its the best I could do in the 5 minutes I spent on this. Just set the 2 colors on your gradient to what you feel is good. I used 89 for the gray and 0 for the black. Dragged from about 3/4s from the top to the bottom within the image. I put in an extra layer to set the harder edge in the middle that I set to 28% opacity. That effect can be done by adding in additional color points within the gradient.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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As I thought.. I'll try my best then..
Thank you =)
Thank you =)
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It's not even a gradient. It's a well-known optical illusion. There are two gray bars of different shades, surrounded by a white border. The shading changes are actually contrast effects.
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