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Broken glass on iPhone Photoshop tutorial.
Let's break the Gorilla glass on a perfectly good iPhone 4S using image of a phone and image of a broken glass.
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Click here to download iPhone image.
Click here to download broken glass image.
Open the iPhone image.
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In the menu click File, choose Place and open the broken glass image.
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Rotate the glass and resize it just like I did (see picture).
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Now hold Ctrl while dragging the corners. You want the glass to fit perfectly on iPhone.
Press Enter when done adjusting.
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Set the layer blending mode to Screen (see picture).
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Create a new layer (see picture).
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Choose the Gradient Tool.
Press D and X to select the white foreground and black background color.
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Select the Radial Gradient (see picture)...
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... click and drag the mouse to create a gradient similar to mine.
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Set the new layer's blending mode to Screen and opacity to about 75%.
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Choose the Move Tool ...
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... and if needed move the gradient layer so it's center is covering the broken glass hole.
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Choose the Polygonal Lasso Tool ...
Or what ever selecting tool you're more comfortable with.
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...and make a selection around iPhone's glass.
Press Ctrl + Alt + I to invert the selection and press Delete key to delete the selection.
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Choose the Eraser Tool ...
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... and erase hole in the glass area to achieve more realistic effect.
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Press Ctrl + L and adjust the levels a bit (see picture).
Click OK.
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Voila, you just broke a perfectly nice iPhone 4S, why would anyone do that?! ;)
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