What lurks in the shadows? Is it something scary and frightening? Nothing so nefarious in this insightful episode of PixelPerfect in which Bert casts light upon the mysteries behind creating advanced shadow effects within Photoshop.
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Nice tutorial. I had to figure this out few years ago, when doing some photo-montages for 3D renders, but what would be really useful to know would be how to create shadows from 45° rotated objects, mostly people. I don't think duplicating a layer will work because each leg of the subject are at different distances. How to make shadows of that type would be really useful :)
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