LIGHTS EFFECTS
PSP8 to PSPX3

This tutorial was written by Jemima ~ APRIL 2011
Copyright © 2011 ~ Jemima ~ All rights reserved

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This was created using PSP9 but can be adapted for other versions of PSP.

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You will need the following to complete this tutorial

Materials

Image5.jpg
Image6.jpg
Image7.jpg
HajimeSorayama-FlyingSaucer_ptv.pspimage
Save to a folder on your computer

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I'd be here forever if I covered adjusting every preset,
so I will cover only a few to show you how to realise different effects .
EFFECTS >>> ILLUMINATION EFFECTS >>> LIGHTS

EXERCISE 1
For this exercise we will use Image 5
Open it up in your PSP workspace
WINDOW >> DUPLICATE
CLOSE the original image
Original Image (Image 5)

Adjusted image

I used the LOWER RIGHT preset here
and changed the DARKNESS and INTENSITY settings


EXERCISE 2
For this exercise we will use Image 6
Open it up in your PSP workspace
WINDOW >> DUPLICATE
CLOSE the original image

This is to show you that you can move the lights around to create the desired effect
STEP 1
Using 1 UP preset





STEP 2

Change the colour to #fee7cc
OPTION 1:... you can grab the circle with the cross in the centre,
pull it down to the left,
place your cursor over the asterisk,move it up to the top right corner
and extend the arms as shown below.

OPTION 2:... With LIGHT 1active....Insert the settings shown below.



You can move the asterisks and crosses
(shown on the right, outside the image) around and
extend the circle with the cross in the centre
as well as opening and closing the arms
until you are satisfied with the result.

You'll become more familiar with the result if you
practice, practice, practice. *S*

STEP 3

Make sure the "Settings" is turned ON
Move the asterisk on the left of the image to the lower left,
pull the arms out as shown.
Set the INTENSITY to 8.

OR

Activate LIGHT 2
Enter the settings shown below.


CLICK "OK"

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RESULT
Original Image (Image 6)



Adjusted Image


EXERCISE 3
For this exercise we will use Image 7
Open it up in your PSP workspace
WINDOW >> DUPLICATE
CLOSE the original image

This is to show you that you can add impact to an image
STEP 1

Using SPOTLIGHTS preset



STEP 2

With LIGHT 3 Active.
Change the DARKNESS, INTENSITY and CONE SIZE settings




STEP 2

Activate LIGHT 5
Change the
DARKNESS and CONE SIZE settings

STEP 3

Activate LIGHT 1
Change the
DARKNESS and CONE SIZE settings



CLICK "OK"

RESULT
Original Image (Image 7)


Adjusted Image


EXERCISE 4
For this exercise we will use Image 8
This one is for fun...

STEP 1

Open it up in your PSP workspace
WINDOW >> DUPLICATE
CLOSE the original image

Open up the HajimeSorayama-FlyingSaucer_ptv image in your PSP workspace

Right click on the Title Bar and select COPY from the options


Right click on the Title Bar of your tag image
and select PASTE AS NEW LAYER from the options.


IMAGE >>> RESIZE = 60%
Ensure "Resize all layers" is UNCHECKED
Resample using WEIGHTED AVERAGE

Reposition with your MOVER tool




STEP 2

Activate the background layer

EFFECTS >>> ILLUMINATION EFFECTS >>> LIGHTS >>> Lamp
COLOUR = #00ff00
Enter these settings



CLICK OK

STEP 2

Activate Raster 1

Reposition the Spaceship if necessary


EFFECTS >>> ILLUMINATION EFFECTS >>> LIGHTS
Use same settings
BUT
Change the colour to WHITE

Then move the asterisk displaying the 2 arms and circle
to the top point of the spaceship.



CLICK OK
RESULT
I added the space creatures just for fun *S*

 
I hope by doing these exercises I have given you
a reasonable idea of how the Lights Effects work
and how you can change preset settings
to suit your own creativity.

Don't forget ...
You can always SAVE your own settings as a PRESET for future use.
 


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