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USING <strong>PHOTOSHOP</strong> <strong>ELEMENTS</strong> 9<br />

Filters, effects, styles, and artwork<br />

191<br />

Textures Apply texture layers to an image. You can add texture to a new, blank image as a background, or add a texture<br />

to an existing image. By arranging layers, and working with opacity and other layer tools, you can create interesting<br />

and attractive images.<br />

Many photo effects apply filters with modified values.<br />

More Help topics<br />

“Using the Effects panel” on page 188<br />

“Improve performance with filters and effects” on page 197<br />

“Flatten an image” on page 69<br />

Apply an effect<br />

If you want to experiment with an effect, modify a duplicate layer and preserve the original image.<br />

1 Do one of the following:<br />

• To apply an effect to an entire layer, deselect any selected areas in the image, and then select the layer in the Layers<br />

panel.<br />

• To apply an effect to a portion of a layer, use any selection tool to select the area.<br />

• To apply an effect to text, select or create text, and use any text effect from the Content panel.<br />

2 In the Effects panel, choose Photo Effects and do one of the following:<br />

• Double-click an effect.<br />

• Drag an effect to the image.<br />

• Select an effect, and click Apply.<br />

Note: In some cases, when applying an effect to an image with multiple layers, you are prompted to flatten the image first.<br />

Dragging an image effect to a photo<br />

Last updated 1/27/2011

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