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December 6, 2004 Photoshop No Comments

Another simple photoshop tutorial that teaches you the pixel stretch. Can be very handy in a background.

Firstly, you wouldn’t use this
tutorial on its own to show a picture. It would be used as part of a
background or button. I am just doing it on a picture to make it easy
for you to see what it is happening. Ok? Good. Learn!

1. Start off by opening your original image. This is mine. ;)

2. Now using the Single Column Marquee Tool , select a row off center of your image.

3. Press Ctrl + c (or Edit > Copy) and insert a new layer (Ctrl + Shift + n).

4. Paste the column on the new layer (Ctrl + v). You probably can’t see the difference at the moment.

5. Press Ctrl + t (or Edit > Free Transform) and drag the middle-right (or middle-left) handle out the same side.

6. Press enter and you are done. As I said before, it isn’t much of an
effect on it’s own, but can be quite effective if used in a background
or behind text.


Thanks to Dev-Freak.com for submitting this tutorial.

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