Question About Drop Shadow In Layer Styles

I would like to know if there is some way to apply two different shadows

the same layer using Layer Styles? For example, if I want to shadow the

side of a frame, and then apply the same shadow effect but move the

of the shadow to a different angle on that selection, how can I do that?

doesn’t appear that you can have more than one layer style effect (of the same effect) to the same layer. With PaintShopPro I can apply a shadow to

layer, then go back to the shadow effect again and change the angle and it will apply another shadow to the same layer without removing the first

Is there any way to do this in Photoshop?

Assistance would be greatly appreciated,

Sweet-P

here’s a thought – save the image as a flat file, then put it back into

original and apply the next effect

Steve

"Sweet-P" wrote in message

I would like to know if there is some way to apply two different shadows

to

the same layer using Layer Styles? For example, if I want to shadow the

left

side of a frame, and then apply the same shadow effect but move the

location

of the shadow to a different angle on that selection, how can I do that?

It

doesn’t appear that you can have more than one layer style effect (of

same effect) to the same layer. With PaintShopPro I can apply a shadow

a

layer, then go back to the shadow effect again and change the angle and

will apply another shadow to the same layer without removing the first

one.

Is there any way to do this in Photoshop?

Assistance would be greatly appreciated,

Sweet-P

That is one option that would work…a few extra steps to take, but if it works its worth a try.
Thanks, Steve 🙂

Sweet-P

"imaginuity" wrote in message

here’s a thought – save the image as a flat file, then put it back into

the

original and apply the next effect

Steve

"Sweet-P" wrote in message

I would like to know if there is some way to apply two different

to

the same layer using Layer Styles? For example, if I want to shadow

left

side of a frame, and then apply the same shadow effect but move the

location

of the shadow to a different angle on that selection, how can I do

It

doesn’t appear that you can have more than one layer style effect (of

the

same effect) to the same layer. With PaintShopPro I can apply a shadow

to

a

layer, then go back to the shadow effect again and change the angle

it

will apply another shadow to the same layer without removing the first

one.

Is there any way to do this in Photoshop?

Assistance would be greatly appreciated,

Sweet-P

I’d rather suggest duplicating the layer and setting a different shadow on that one.
if for some reason you only want the shadow effect without the content,

put fill to zero.

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That is one option that would work…a few extra steps to take, but if

works its worth a try.
Thanks, Steve 🙂

Sweet-P

"imaginuity" wrote in message

here’s a thought – save the image as a flat file, then put it back

the

original and apply the next effect

Steve

"Sweet-P" wrote in message

I would like to know if there is some way to apply two different

shadows

to

the same layer using Layer Styles? For example, if I want to shadow

the

left

side of a frame, and then apply the same shadow effect but move the

location

of the shadow to a different angle on that selection, how can I do

that?

It

doesn’t appear that you can have more than one layer style effect

the

same effect) to the same layer. With PaintShopPro I can apply a

to

a

layer, then go back to the shadow effect again and change the angle

and

it

will apply another shadow to the same layer without removing the

one.

Is there any way to do this in Photoshop?

Assistance would be greatly appreciated,

Sweet-P