Folded paper effect in Photoshop - Week 74

[@pixiemog]

As a beginner teaching myself, I'm glad you have not used shortcuts everywhere - because I don't remember them! As I get better, then I'll try and use them, but to begin with it's really handy having learning videos like this explained step by step.. Thanks very much for your time and tutorials!

[@timstoys1]

The master of photoshop.... I enjoy all of your videos and learn something new from you everytime! Thank you for sharing your skills

[@urmatoru]

Hey Gavin... you always surprise me with the simplicity and outstanding results of your work... great... great... & TY!

[@Dr.Grill_Good]

Nice! I've learned more in the last 5+ minutes of this video about PS than I have in the past 5 weeks fumbling on my own. Thanks Gavin, much appreciated!

[@stylishvampire]

You are AMAZING Mr. Gavin Hoey Definitely simply absolutely... Genius

[@Moneymanbreezy]

You know you're a photoshop addict when you spend all day watching Gavin's tutorial and wish you didn't have to sleep @ night

[@GavinHoey]

One thing you'll learn with time is Photoshop is full of choices. There is no right or wrong way, if you end up at where you want to be. For example you could have said CTRL+J will duplicate the active layer and CTRL+D will deselect. So why don't I use those in my videos? Because I choose not to.

[@vizi0123]

Thank you for all your great videos. You make photoshop fun and easy to learn. I thank you sir.

[@crvillani]

Greetings from Costa Rica ! Incredible work, thank you so much. Marco

[@kostikkoc]

You the top tut!!Great,very clear comments i always enjoy watching your tutorials and always recommend you to my friends.Thank you.5stars!!

[@chemical0feelin]

great tutorial Gavin! i added a small blur effect to the folding edges and it looks a little bit better. try it!

[@meltdownman1]

Can you reverse the way in which the image appears by having the center panel brought to the background and the 2 wings of the folded paper brought to the forground? Then the 2 outside panels would look as if they will fold up and over to the center as opposed to being flipped backwards behind the center panel? Would simply reverse the colors of white and black to accomplish this? The Meltdownman

[@simplyawesomephoto]

Nice touch with the spherize filter.

[@voorachter3563]

How do I do the opposite? Have snapped a photo of a poster and I want to remove the creases from its previous folded state.

[@ankloso]

hello from Greece. congratulations ,you are fantastic,all your videos are great.......... thanks for sharing .

[@edikenkoy]

simple yet cool.. amzing gavin.. thanks for the tut.. keep it comin'

[@ShelleBG90]

How do i make the vertical lines that represent the place where the map is folded (1/3 and 2/3 of pic) a little faded in or something so its not so obvious?

[@computersguy13]

Excellent tutorial!

[@ipathskater98]

hey im trying to do something similar to this with cs4. i don't know what version you used in this tutorial, but when I add the spherize filter it gives me a completely different effect. When you play with the amount it gives a curve to the edge of the map and makes it look more 3d and realistic. When I add the effect, it just bubbles out the center of the selection and doesn't give me that rounded edge that you get. My edges stay exactly the same, it just adds a fisheye like bubble. any advice?

[@skram1000]

can you give me a link to your original picture (the map) so i can practice? =D thanks

[@unicornconservationco]

So helpful! Thank you!!!

[@yesicant]

Gavin for President!

[@Crocs4cats]

Nice effect!

[@zirttirk]

great idea

[@Feb16Arts]

This tutorial really assist me a lot. Thanks.

[@Skimmary]

Gavin where abouts in the UK do you live? I've got a feeling your near me haha

[@SnowS162]

Thanks very much. This is a cool trick. I am just starting to learn.

[@erikhellfire]

gavin your god sent...thank you

[@LibanPhotography]

good job as always. I can't stop to think that it might have looked better had you used black to transparent for all three panels, instead of the white to transparent for the middle one. nevertheless nicely done!

[@TotalSinging]

@Robbinski14 - OMG do you really ask questions like that? do you really think everyone should use Photoshop the way you do? btw, some people are old school Photoshop pros and like the non shortcut way of doing things. For the purpose of tutorials it's always best to show the non-shortcut way of doing things so that novices can remember where things are in the menu pallete.

[@Playborn]

great tut, thanks D.

[@RaminDreamerWorksOfficial]

Hi! Please Which Screen Recorder Are You Use? Best Regards!

[@gabrieldaniel6376]

Love your work :)

[@AlexJurnal93]

AWW you Gavin are so sweet thank you for the tutorial :3

[@mick13011985]

Cool tutorial thanks heaps.

[@1hamtiger]

Love the Gavster

[@nupezb]

Nice

[@jreeddox]

i love the way you speak..

[@shannon8488]

Very cool

[@akin0m]

folded peper? good vid

[@JdMc1996]

Great Tut! :D btw you sound a bit like David Mitchell lol

[@321AUDIO]

nice just nice that is all i can say

[@Carrlos1297]

erazzzer lol great video 5/5

[@sultanali1863]

hi

[@macflii]

nice! ;)

[@matthewkk5087]

OMG I will SUbscibe this Amazing Chanel Thanks Man but add photos link Please

[@Raguk]

I...am not!!!XD he is really good!!!

[@THASMOHAMED]

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