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Burnt-in Text

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Start by creating a new blank image or open the image you wish to add the burnt-in text to. If you'd like to just do a simple version of the technique without an image to apply it to, just fill the background layer with whatever solid colour you like (preferably not an extremely dark colour though).

2.Select the Type Tool and choose the the Type Mask Tool from the Options bar at the top of your screen (or click and hold on the Type icon and drag to the right). Next click inside the image and type your text. Click the check mark in the Options bar to finalize the text layer (or click OK if you're using an older version of Photoshop).
You should now see a selection of your text. Move it to the location on the image where you want it to be burned into the surface.

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3. Click on the New Layer icon on the Layers Palette to add a new layer, and make sure that the new     layer is the currently selected layer. Choose the color you want to use for the burnt-in text (the example   uses black). Choose Edit-> Fill to fill the selection with your foreground colour (ALT+Delete).

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    Without deselecting the text, click on the layer that contains your main image (i.e. the background   layer). Using the keyboard's arrow keys, move the text's selection one (1) pixel down and one (1) pixel to   the right

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4.Choose Image-> Adjustments-> Brightness/Contrast, and move the Brightness Slider to about 75% (you may want to choose a higher or lower setting depending on how dark the surface of the image you're burning into is). Click OK.

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5.Again, using the arrow keys, move the selection two (2) pixels up and two (2) pixels to the left.

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Choose Image-> Adjustments-> Brightness/Contrast, and move the Brightness Slider to -75% (negative 75). Again, you may want to choose a higher or lower setting depending on the situation. Click OK.

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6. Press CTRL+D to deselect and see your finished work.
    Tip: For different types of "edges" on your burnt-in text, try playing with feathering the selection or   moving it a greater number of pixels. You can make it appear to be set deeper into the surface.


 

 


 


 


 

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