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Creating a convincing shadow

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Kenny100

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Feb 6, 2001
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Hi Folks

I'm using CS 8.0. See this image here:
Image of a fork

You'll notice that the fork has a nice shadow. My problem is that I want to place the fork on a green background but still retain the shadow. What is the best way for me to do this?

Should I remove the current shadow and create a new one once I've placed it on the new green background? If so, how do I create a convincing shadow? I don't think the CS drop-shadow effect will cut it ... or will it?

Any advice on this would be great!

Ta,
Kenny.
 
Layer 1=Green bkgd
Layer 2 = whole image set to multiply
Layer 3 = Just the clipped fork set to normal
Voila

Mark
 
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