Most scanline tutorials just show you the most basic of scanlines and leave you hanging, showing none of the potential scanlines have if you take the time to explore them. Not this one. I've showed you the basic, so let's go advanced. Let's get started.

01. Begin by opening up a document larger than the barcode you want. Then go to Filter --> Noise --> Add Noise, with these settings: 400%, gaussian, monochromatic.
02. Then go to Filter --> Blur --> Motion Blur, with these settings: 90 degrees, 999 pixels...

1) Make a 400x400 document. Now press "D" on your keyboard to reset the foreground and background colors to black and white. Make sure your background is BLACK.
2) Go to Filter>Render>Lens Flare and use these settings:...

In this tutorial you will create a carbon fiber texture for use on your next layout, or interface that will really highlight those techie layouts well while easy to produce.

1. Create new document (File - New , 500 to 500 pixel 72 dpi, Mode: RGB Color, Contents: white)
Now give your background Layer (Layername=Background) a new color. Choose color CC9966 and fill your document with the Paint Bucket Tool.

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a Rounded Diamond Brush for use with your various photoshop documents, designs, and projects. Overall this tutorial is meant to teach you how to create your own brushes, and save them for use on later app ...

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a very unique background effect for using in your signatures and header backgrounds. The end result is a very abstract result that works great with many alternative designs and themes.

Photoshop 6 provides many texture/pattern sets, but these may not provide the realism you are looking for in your work, so we are going to look at creating and saving your own textures for application to your design projects. Plus we will make something cool to boot! First I want to find a few im...

1. Open a new document, any size - fill the background with (#004477) note i used (200x200 for the size)
2. Now click Filter > Sketch > Halftone Pattern and enter these values: (size:1; contrast:5; pattern type:dot).

Now I will show you the fastest way to do it... the way I like it: fast and with great results. You don't believe me you can do it in under a minute? Start the countdown and do as I say...