Magazine tear and/or cut out effect in Photoshop.

JC
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Joseph Chamberlain
Sep 26, 2008
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Dear members:

I am trying to find a tutorial on how to accomplish this effect with Photoshop but haven’t had any luck.

The effect I am looking for is the one where you place on a document a strip cut out from a newspaper or magazine header to illustrate that it refers to a published article. I have seen it before on different web sites and PowerPoint presentations. The "strip" is cut from the image of a magazine or newspaper page and then placed on a different photoshop document with drop shadows to simulate it has been placed almost in a similar fashion we would do when working with scrap books.

Do any of you know how this effect is called ? I have seen references to "snippets" but this doesn’t seem to be the appropriate description for this.

Can anyone suggest a web page or book where I can find a tutorial on how to accomplish this effect ?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Joseph Chamberlain
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jjs
Sep 26, 2008
"JRC" wrote in message
Dear members:

I am trying to find a tutorial on how to accomplish this effect with Photoshop but haven’t had any luck.

The effect I am looking for is the one where you place on a document a strip cut out from a newspaper or magazine header to illustrate that it refers to a published article. I have seen it before on different web sites and PowerPoint presentations. The "strip" is cut from the image of a magazine or newspaper page and then placed on a different photoshop document with drop shadows to simulate it has been placed almost in a similar fashion we would do when working with scrap books.

Do yourself a favor and tear up some material, then scan it at a high resolution so that you can use it as a framework.
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KatWoman
Sep 26, 2008
"JRC" wrote in message
Dear members:

I am trying to find a tutorial on how to accomplish this effect with Photoshop but haven’t had any luck.

The effect I am looking for is the one where you place on a document a strip cut out from a newspaper or magazine header to illustrate that it refers to a published article. I have seen it before on different web sites and PowerPoint presentations. The "strip" is cut from the image of a magazine or newspaper page and then placed on a different photoshop document with drop shadows to simulate it has been placed almost in a similar fashion we would do when working with scrap books.

Do any of you know how this effect is called ? I have seen references to "snippets" but this doesn’t seem to be the appropriate description for this.

Can anyone suggest a web page or book where I can find a tutorial on how to accomplish this effect ?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Joseph Chamberlain

I don’t know for sure and did not try googling
other key words but
often I find good free stuff on the Adobe Exchange studio

maybe under actions or custom shapes or templates?

people post and share stuff
I dL mostly brushes and styles

but I got one action for FILMSTRIP look there
and another for cD covers and label
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akphotog
Sep 26, 2008
I was just turned onto this….well worth the $30 buck.

http://lumapix.com/
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KatWoman
Sep 27, 2008
"JRC" wrote in message
Dear members:

I am trying to find a tutorial on how to accomplish this effect with Photoshop but haven’t had any luck.

The effect I am looking for is the one where you place on a document a strip cut out from a newspaper or magazine header to illustrate that it refers to a published article. I have seen it before on different web sites and PowerPoint presentations. The "strip" is cut from the image of a magazine or newspaper page and then placed on a different photoshop document with drop shadows to simulate it has been placed almost in a similar fashion we would do when working with scrap books.

Do any of you know how this effect is called ? I have seen references to "snippets" but this doesn’t seem to be the appropriate description for this.

Can anyone suggest a web page or book where I can find a tutorial on how to accomplish this effect ?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Joseph Chamberlain

to save money and not use plugins but learn how to

put these words into GOOGLE
(torn newspaper how to Photoshop)

got over 50

first one is OK
http://www.tutorialized.com/view/tutorial/Torn-Newspaper-Eff ect/3830

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