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6. In Image Ready, go to Window Animation. In the first frame, you need to have the original photo. You do that by setting the layer copies invisible(in the layer pallete, click on the eye in front of each layer).

Start off by creating a new layer in photoshop. Select a rectangular shape with the rectangular marquee tool.Then fill the shape with light grey. I used 15% grey or RGB 218 218 218. This will serve as the base for your TV screen. Now rightclcik on the layer and choose blending options and use the following settings for Bevel and Inner Shadow.(images open in popups)

[6]-Now fill the selection with any color & then go to Blending Options,select Inner Shadow & use the following settings Photoshop Technique-How to use the Inner Shadow feature

Start off by creating a new Photoshop document with dimensions of 220 width by 180 height. Create a new layer set, from the layers panel, where you will create all the layers for this Photoshop tutorial. Make a rectangular selection on new layer, and then select the gradient tool. Set E8E8E9 for the foreground and C8C9CA for the background. Use the Reflected Gradient tool, dragging it the length and direction of the red arrow (image a). Next, make a black rectangle on a new layer, as shown in image b). Contract the selection (select > modify > contract) by 1 pixel, and then on another new layer create a 2nd reflected gradient. For this one, choose 7C7C7C for the foreground and set the gradient to be Foreground to Transparent, in the editor.

Let's try to add the scan effect to it. This can be done in two ways

Using the upper menu, select Edit > Fill. Under "Use" select "Pattern"

1. The first thing we want to do is create a new document with the dimensions of 1024�768.

Next create a CSS file through Dreamweaver name it style.css � you can either place in the same folder as your html file is or you can make a separate folder � I prefer a separate folder so I am saving my file in �scripts� folder.

Create a new layer above the screen layer. Take the Elliptical Marquee Tool and make a selection from the top right corner to the bottom left of the screen and fill it with white, set the opacity to 44%

Step 1 Create a rounded rectangle (under the Shapes tool-category) with a radius of around 4px and dark gray (#282828). The radius is a measure of how rounded the corners will be. Rasterize this layer (Right Click >> Rasterize Layer) so that you can edit it more easily. Rasterizing is going to be a pretty important part of this tutorial so keep that in mind.