Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
SCOTT KELBY
Step Two:
Go under the Filter menu, under Render, and choose
Lighting Effects
. The Toolbox gets
hidden (you don't need it), a new Lights panel appears on the right, the Properties panel
showstheLightingEffectscontrols,andwehavenewoptionsintheOptionsBar.Also,you
can see that it has greatly darkened your entire image and put a spotlight in place (you're
just seeing the default spotlight effect here, which is...well...kinda lame for the most part).
Anyway,ifallthislookskindofintimidating, I'vegotgoodnews:youcanchoosetoignore
almost all of it (you'll see why in the next step. By the way, I switched to the Application
Frame window [under the Window menu] here for just a second, to easily show all of these
things).
