Photoshop provides a variety of effects--such as
shadows, glows, bevels, overlays, and strokes--that let you quickly change the
appearance of a layer's contents. Layer effects are linked to the layer
contents. When you move or edit the contents of the layer, the effects are
modified correspondingly. For example, if you apply a drop shadow effect to a
text layer, the shadow will change automatically when you edit the text.
The effects that you apply to a layer become part of
the layer's custom style. When a layer has a style, an "f"
icon 
appears to the right
of the layer's name in the Layers palette. You can expand the style in the
Layers palette to view all the effects that comprise the style and edit the
effects to change the style.
appears to the right
of the layer's name in the Layers palette. You can expand the style in the
Layers palette to view all the effects that comprise the style and edit the
effects to change the style.
|
Layer without style
v Choose a layer where you want to add
effect
v Click on Add a Layer Style button
from the layer palette or double click on layer
v Choose required style and finally
click on Ok.
Note: You
cannot apply layer effects and styles to a background, a locked layer, or to a
layer set.
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