Casting Shadows

[e-mailsucks]

When I copy & paste either a person or object into another photo, it would be nice to be able to cast a shadow if it was a sunny day without a lot of work. There are cheaper photo editing software programs out there that do this. Overall though, they're not as good as Adobe.

Brian

[Wendy]

hi Brian ...

... not sure which way you are doing it but if you need any help just let us know. There is a reasonable easy way to do it :)


Wendy

[rlhales]

Wendy:

I have adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 and also have Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 book by Andrews (Focal Press).

I cannot find any book that tells how to cast a shadow on and object (layer) And putting that layer onto another layer.

Could show me how to do this or where to find instructions to do this.

I would appreaceate this so. much

[Wendy]

Hi ...

... and welcome to the forum :)

Gosh this really is an old thread :eek: ... I did write a tutorial for casting shadows. Its in the Subscriber Area>Tutorials Section. If you are already logged on then this link should take you straight to it:

Casting Shadows (http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/subscriber/tutorials/tw_castingshadows.php)

Do hope that it helps :)

Wendy

[tmfan43]

Hi ...

... and welcome to the forum :)

Gosh this really is an old thread :eek: ... I did write a tutorial for casting shadows. Its in the Subscriber Area>Tutorials Section. If you are already logged on then this link should take you straight to it:

Casting Shadows (http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/subscriber/tutorials/tw_castingshadows.php)

Do hope that it helps :)

Wendy

This is exactly what I came here looking for.
Thanks Wendy.

[Wendy]

You are most welcome :)

Wendy