Glass Effect in Photoshop - Ripley Poster Tutorial

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Learn how to use the Glass Effect in Photoshop! In this tutorial, we'll recreate Netflix's poster for the series "Ripley." In the course of this, you'll also learn skills for selections, masks, color adjustment and more.
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[@wizza329]

Thank you so much Rikard, this was a fun tutorial to play around with.

[@JodieK71]

Thank you for creating this tutorial. You generously provide valuable bits of process, I learn something new every time!

[@nuclylearn]

You're very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@sevanyouhanna2491]

you are my Photoshop HERO. I love you, brother. I have been using Photoshop for nearly 25 years, but you take me to the next level. Thank you thank you thank you and many thanks.

[@nuclylearn]

You're very welcome!

[@user-tr1ei4tj1o]

Thanks Rikard. You are my great teacher❤❤❤

[@runningman682]

I like all these poster tutorials! They provide a lot of ideas on things to create and how to do them.

[@nuclylearn]

Nice. I also find it a fun challenge to figure out how to recreate the various poster effects.

[@mwroberts]

Another brilliant tutorial, thank you.

[@rgarlinyc]

Very cool - as usual! - thanks a ton Rickard! You taught me how to make that glass effect - exactly what I needed!

[@nuclylearn]

Awesome!

[@photonsonpixels]

Thanks for this tutorial Rikard. You used "fill layer" to reduce the intensity of the effects a couple of times. Why did you chose fill instead of layer opacity? (As far as I can tell you were not using blending modes where fill plays a special role). Thank you.

[@nuclylearn]

Since I discovered that certain blending modes have a different effect when changing fill instead of opacity, I've made it a habit to adjust fill rather than opacity on layers that don't use the normal blending mode. At some point I might put up a cheat sheet of which blending modes use fill for intensity, but until then I know using fill instead of opacity will never have the WRONG effect, whereas using Opacity might. :)

[@rishitajaykapoor1107]

Gem 💎