3D Stereoscopic Style | Adobe Photoshop Tutorial

[@cms4Lena]

You know what human dignity is and you never cheat. I have learned so much from you. Thank YOU!

[@flecs]

really like the look of the first one on the left! might have to play around with this!

[@IWTBFOY]

Very good tutorial and easy to understand. Thank you so much.

[@georgewood769]

Nice tutorial. Thank you for sharing your talent.

[@SamuelChuang]

Thanks a lot. Viewer from Taiwan

[@jollyday6]

Awesome :) your work deserves lot of views and subscribers cheers bro keep rocking :)

[@fedegundescaxe]

Very cool, thanks for sharing

[@carlasatram4423]

Brilliant! I can't wait to do this :)

[@shanesoc]

very good, very helpful. thank you

[@deadcasper93]

thank you so much this tutorial helping me

[@ricardooliveira-tj2xq]

EXCELENTES TUTORIAIS - RICARDO AQUI DO BRASIL.

[@anishgaba]

really good stuff

[@hakamsoufan]

cool work thank you

[@MoreChannelNoise]

Whoa, killer effect dude! (that was me trying to sound cool :) )

[@MohamedReda-pp9hr]

YOU ARE THE BEST

[@JustChicharito]

you have a new sub mate..

[@nrcmoorthy5141]

superb

[@punksta1224]

thank u ...

[@freshlesh3019754]

Thanks for the tutorial but I can't seem to get the same effect. I am using photoshop cc and once my image has been changed to Dutone anything that I bring into the doc becomes that color?

[@ineschan1546]

I am using photoshop cc where can i find that button down the levels window??

[@freshlesh3019754]

Quick question. Not sure if you know how but I wanted to put my group on an absolute black background, but because the group is set to multiply you it just becomes all black. How could I do this but still retain the same stereoscopic look?

[@freshlesh3019754]

I figured it out. If the group isn't pulled into a new document the hue and saturation apply to the entire doc. YOU MUST BRING THE GROUP TO A NEW FILE!

[@streiteight]

hahaha you sound like Andy from Little Britain. nice tut though. :)

[@MrMikedejeuner]

Its anaglyph style not stereoscopic 3D , good work tho