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Step 18. Now Create a new layer and make a circle filled with black, on its Layer Styles add a nice halo effect, use a Drop Shadow for it, Outer Glow and even Stroke to do this. Make it as you wish.

Step 19. Deform the Burned layer until it fits the circle as shown. Hit cmnd+T and drag the lower left handle of the bounds while you keep pressed alt+Cmnd+Shift keys. Hit enter to apply deformation.

Step 20. Duplicate the Burn layer, scale vertical to almost 45%, set the horizontal to 100%.

Put the fire just below the circle layer and go to Effects > Distort > Polar Coordinates and mark Rectangular to Polar. Hit Ok. Use the image result to enhance the halo in the planet. Set this layer transfer mode to Lighten.

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I cant go to lighting

Submitted by Guest on Fri, 03/19/2010 - 14:33.
I cant go to lighting effects, how come?

You probably have set your

Submitted by Guest on Mon, 04/05/2010 - 15:33.
You probably have set your Color mode to non-8 bits. Like 16 or 32 bits. Most filters in Photoshop requires that you run 8-bit color mode. Only very few can work in 16-bit mode and even less in 32-bit mode. Hope this helps.

I've been trying to make

Submitted by Guest on Mon, 03/01/2010 - 19:42.
I've been trying to make photoshop work for me but it kept my head spinning. I've been reading a lot of photoshop books online and hopefully I can make it work this time. Marylee Photoshop Help 10bomb.com

extra detailed and useful

Submitted by Guest on Wed, 02/10/2010 - 13:28.
extra detailed and useful tutorial, thank you very much! for smoke clouds guy... "Fill this with white in a new layer, apply a large amount of gaussian blur. Now you need to lock the transparency of the layer, (a little check box in the layers palette below the transfers mode menu).Go to Filters > Render > Difference Clouds and apply over three times. Go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation and check Colorize, set Hue to 5, Saturation to 85 and Lightness to -49" he wrote all instructions, and it come out looking great! http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/yy1/nightbladegreyswandir/NG/ringoffi...

Thanks for the tutorial..lot

Submitted by Guest on Thu, 08/13/2009 - 16:56.
Thanks for the tutorial..lot of tips and tricks where you can find in other reference... kate,, Web Design Company

Thats look real...Like you

Submitted by Guest on Thu, 08/13/2009 - 12:47.
Thats look real...Like you can create anything any imagination you have. good stuff, kate, Web Design Company

i really appreciate your

Submitted by Guest on Mon, 08/03/2009 - 04:52.
i really appreciate your work and the techniques that u have offered,but next time remember time is precious,make the tutorial as brief as possible,and for every step u will have to show us the specific goal by which you want to achiev.

It was a cool tutorial,

Submitted by Guest on Sun, 08/02/2009 - 00:18.
It was a cool tutorial, right up till the end. The smoke clouds created using the way you described just creates red, clouded balls, not the cook smoke effect you have.

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