Adobe photoshop cs2 사용자 설명서

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 

Determines the lighting angle at which the effect is applied to the layer. In Photoshop, you can drag in the 

document window to adjust the angle of a Drop Shadow, Inner Shadow, or Satin effect. 

Blends the edge pixels of a contour or gloss contour. This option is most useful on shadows with a small 

size and complicated contour. 

Determines how the layer style blends with the underlying layers, which may or may not include the 

active  layer.  For example, an  inner  shadow  blends  with  the active layer  because the  effect  is  drawn  on  top of that layer,  
but a drop shadow blends only with the layers beneath the active layer. In most cases, the default mode for each effect 
produces the best results. See “List of blending modes” on page 487. 

Shrinks the boundaries of the matte of an Inner Shadow or Inner Glow prior to blurring. 

Specifies the color of a shadow, glow, or highlight. You can click the color box and choose a color. 

With solid-color glows, Contour allows you to create rings of transparency. With gradient-filled glows, 

Contour allows you to create variations in the repetition of the gradient color and opacity. In beveling and 
embossing, Contour allows you to sculpt the ridges, valleys, and bumps that are shaded in the embossing process. 
With shadows, Contour allows you to specify the fade. For more information, see “Modifying layer effects with 
contours” on page 419. 

Specifies the offset distance for a shadow or satin effect. In Photoshop, you can drag in the document 

window to adjust the offset distance. 

Specifies the depth of a bevel. It also specifies the depth of a pattern. 

Turns on global lighting for the effect. Global lighting applies the same angle to all effects for which 

the Global Angle option is selected, giving the appearance of a single light source shining on the image. Deselect 
Global Angle to assign a local angle to Drop Shadow, Inner Shadow, and Bevel effects. 

Creates a glossy, metallic appearance. Gloss Contour is applied after shading a bevel or emboss. 

Specifies the gradient of a layer effect. In Photoshop, click the gradient to display the Gradient Editor or 

click the inverted arrow and choose a gradient from the pop-up palette. In Photoshop, you can edit a gradient or 
create a new gradient using the Gradient Editor. In ImageReady, click the inverted arrow next to the gradient sample 
and select a gradient from the list, or choose a gradient type from the pop-up list. You can edit the color or opacity 
in the Gradient Overlay panel the same way you edit them in the Gradient Editor. For some effects, you can specify 
additional gradient options. Reverse flips the orientation of the gradient, Align With Layer uses the bounding box of 
the layer to calculate the gradient fill, and Scale scales the application of the gradient. You can also move the center 
of the gradient by clicking and dragging in the image window. Style specifies the shape of the gradient. 

Specifies the blending mode of a bevel or emboss highlight or shadow. 

Varies the application of a gradient’s color and opacity. 

Controls the drop shadow’s visibility in a semitransparent layer. 

Specifies the number of random elements in the opacity of a glow or shadow. Enter a value or drag the slider. 

Sets the opacity of the layer effect. Enter a value or drag the slider. 

Specifies the pattern of a layer effect. In ImageReady, click the inverted arrow next to the pattern sample and 

choose a pattern from the list. In Photoshop, click the pop-up palette and choose a pattern. Click the New preset 
button

 to create a new preset pattern based on the current settings. Click Snap To Origin to make the origin of 

the pattern the same as the origin of the document (when Link With Layer is selected), or to place the origin at the 
upper left corner of the layer (if Link With Layer is deselected). Select Link With Layer if you want the pattern to