Description: 2. Set the foreground color to white, select the text input tool, and input the text in the picture. It is better to use the font with round head, which is more in line with the reality of neon lights (Figure 2).
Description: 3. Remove the layer of the text, execute Menu-Filter-Blur-Gaussian Blur, and set the blur radius to 1 pixel (Figure 3).
Description: 4. Double-click the layer with the mouse, check the external and internal lighting effects in the layer style panel, set the opacity of external lighting to 60%, and set the lighting colors to R: 25, G: 2 15, B250 (other colors are acceptable, you can choose your favorite color), then change the "size" of lighting to about 8 pixels, and set the outline. Change the mixing mode of internal light emission to "Normal" and set the colors of light emission to R: 0, G: 255 and B: 250 (if you want to use other colors, just set the color of internal light emission to be a little brighter than the color of external light emission), and other colors will remain unchanged (Figure 4).
Subtitle: 5. Ok, the neon tube of the text is almost finished. The next thing to do is the effect of light mapping on the wall. Hold down CTRL and click the text layer to make the selected area of the text outline float, then execute menu-select-modify-expand, expand the selected area by 25 pixels, then execute menu-select-feather, feather the selected area by about 20 pixels, then return to the background layer, and execute menu-image-modify-curve to make the color of the background image of the selected area slightly brighter (Figure 5).
Description: 6. Do not deselect, execute menu-Filter-Blur-Gaussian Blur, and set the blur radius to 0.5 pixels. This is to enhance the diffusion effect of light. After completion, execute menu-image-adjustment-hue/saturation, and adjust the hue of the image in the selection to the same color system as the neon text (Figure 6).
Description: 7. Neon writing is almost finished. Let's add a neon frame to these words and first create a new layer at the top of the Layers panel. You can modify the appearance of the box by using a pen hook, or you can use the Polygon tool to draw the box and then add nodes with a pen (Figure 7).
Description: 8. After drawing the path, select the brush tool, set the brush size to about 5 pixels, set the brush hardness to 0, and set the foreground color to R: 255, G: 245, B: 140 (other colors are acceptable, which is not standard), then go to the path panel and click "Stroke the path with foreground color" at the bottom of the panel.
Description: 9. Double-click the neon frame layer with the mouse, check the internal and external lighting effects in the layer style panel, change the mixing mode of internal lighting to normal, then set the lighting color to R: 255, G: 185, B: 5, and change the lighting size to 2 pixels, with other contents unchanged, and then change the lighting color of external lighting to red, with others unchanged (.
Title: 10. Ok, the neon tube frame is basically completed, and the next thing to do is the light projected on the background wall. This method is the same as text projection. First, hold down CTRL and click the neon frame layer. After the selection floats, execute menu-Select-Modify-Expand to expand the selection by 10 pixels. When finished, perform menu-Select-Feather to feather the selection 10 pixels, and then perform menu-Image-Adjust-Curve on the background layer to slightly change the color of the image within the selection.
Description: 1 1. Do not deselect, and execute menu-Image-Adjust-Color Balance. Enter 100, 0,-100 in the color scale parameter box in turn, and repeat after completion (Figure 1 1).
Title: 12. Ok, the lamp tube is also finished. Finally, the brightness of the background part in the selection can be reduced a little, and then the contrast can be improved a little, and the projected light will be fine. You can also add a "drop shadow" effect to the text and layer styles of neon frames, which will make neon lights and background walls look better. Or you can create a new layer on the background layer, enter some characters on it, set the color of the characters to white, change the layer blending mode to Overlay, and select the effects of "Inner Shadow" and "Oblique Relief" in the Graphic Style Panel to fill the picture and make it look richer (Figure 12).
Picture: Make an outline of words. It glows inside. It glows outside and adds shadows. (This word should be hollow)
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