How do you do this in Photoshop? I am using Photoshop cc and Illustrator and I am in the process of learning. Can anyone teach me how to do that text effect shown in the picture? thanks!
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6For something like this we ask you show that you've made some attempt to try on your own and got stuck at some point along the way.– RyanMar 13, 2014 at 14:23
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1This is called misregistration, I would suggest using that as a search term– JohnBMar 13, 2014 at 14:31
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2Take your type layer, duplicate it 3 times, change the hue of each with a colorize tool. (nitpicky trivia: this would likely never happen in real life as you wouldn't use cyan, magenta and yellow overprinting to create Black. You'd just use black ink.)– DA01Mar 13, 2014 at 15:15
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Tricks like this are based on overlapping shapes with blend modes– user56reinstatemonica8Mar 13, 2014 at 15:46
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Copy Paste Copy Paste Copy Paste Layer Colour Layer Colour Layer Colour ... oh and don't forget the transparency!– PaulMay 3, 2016 at 8:26
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You can do this in Illustrator by simply stacking fills and adjusting them via the Appearance Panel.
The Transform effect for each fill, simply moves the fill vertically so they are off-center.
That's an example of the subtractive color synthesis.
In illustrator you can do that by using a subtractive blend mode like multiply in the transparency panel:
To prove the concept I'm using 3 text elements filled with cyan, magenta and yellow. When all the layers overlap, they subtract from each other resulting in black
answered Mar 13, 2014 at 16:59
