Use Photoshop7.0 to make bracelets

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Only use the Layer style feature in Photoshop7.0 to make a bracelet effect!

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1. Create a new file, fill in crimson in the background layer, and then use the Filter/noise/add noise (Filter/noise/add noise) filter and the Filter/blur/gaussian Blur (Filter/blur/Gaussian blur) filter, Set the appropriate parameters to determine (because the two filters are simple to implement, do not separate the process, do not understand the friend can refer to the other tutorials in this site). Make a red blanket effect for the background, as shown in Figure 2:

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2. Create a new layer, named "Bracelet", in this layer to draw a black ring (first draw a round selection, and then fill the black, and then in the middle of a slightly smaller round selection, delete the selection). As shown in Figure 3:

3. In the layer "layers" panel, double-click the bracelet layer flag to open the Layer Style Settings dialog box, as shown in Figure 4:

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Directly on the left side of the dialog box, click the drop Shadow "projection" option, apply a projection style to the layer, and switch the parameter settings for the projection option. Given that the background is red, the projection color is set to dark red, and the specific parameters are shown in Figure 5:

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4. Directly on the left side of the dialog box, click Pattern Overlay "patterns overlay" option, apply pattern overlay style to the layer, and switch out the parameter settings of the style. Select the first line of the second pattern in the selection list after the Patterns option and set the scale "zoom" option to 1000% to simulate the pattern effect of the jade. The other specific parameters are set as shown in Figure 6:

The image effect at this point is as shown in Figure 7:

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5. Click the color Overlay on the left side of the dialog box to apply the color overlay style to the layer, and switch out the parameter settings for the style. Consider the bracelet in this case to be in the blue main hue, so here the color options are set to a light blue hue (r:144, g:217, b:255), of course, you can also choose the color of preference. The specific parameters are set as shown in Figure 8:

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On the left side of the dialog box, click the Satin "gloss" option, apply a gloss style to the layer, and switch the parameter settings for that style. In the color options, set to a dark blue (r:41, g:74, b:108), and in the Contour outline option, select the second row of option two. The specific parameters are set as shown in Figure 9:

The image effect at this point is as shown in Figure 10:

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6. On the left side of the dialog box, click Bevel and Emboss the bevel and emboss options, apply a bevel and emboss style to the layer, and toggle the parameter settings for the style. Carefully set the parameters as shown in Figure 11. Note that a light blue (r:211, g:224, b:244) is set in the color options that follow highlight mode "High light".

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Click the Circled section in Figure 11 to pop up the Contour Editor Outline Editor dialog box, add two nodes to the curve, and adjust the curve as shown in Figure 12.

The image effect at this point is as shown in Figure 13:

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7. On the left side of the dialog box, click the Contour "outline" option below the bevel and Emboss "Bevel and Emboss" options to toggle the parameter settings for the style. This option, along with the following texture texture options, are branching options for the bevel and Emboss bevel and emboss options, providing finer tuning control over bevel and emboss effects. As shown in Figure 14, set the Contour outline option to the first row of the last curve shape, and set range "range" to 88%.

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The image effect at this point is as shown in Figure 15:

8. Click the inner Glow "inner glow" option on the left side of the dialog box to switch out the parameter settings for the style. This style is used to create an object that glows along the edge, which is used to draw a dark rim of the bracelet to increase the icing on the surface. In the structure Structure option group, adjust the glow color to dark blue (r:211, g:224, b:244), and set the other parameters in the dialog box as shown in Figure 16:

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Click on the circled section in Figure 16, pop contour Editor The Outline Editor dialog box, add a node to the curve, and adjust the curve as shown in Figure 17:

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The image effect at this point is as shown in Figure 18:

9. Because the cross section of the bracelet is circular, there should be a corresponding shaded area on the right side of the high light area. The following steps are to make these shadows. Click the inner Shadow "inner projection" option on the left side of the dialog box to toggle the parameter settings for the style. In the Color settings box following the Blend mode option, adjust the color to dark blue (R:7, g:99, b:119), and set the other parameters in the dialog box as shown in Figure 19:

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The bracelet effect is complete, the image effect is as shown in Figure 20.