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Contents

1. How to add your design ?


2. How to change background light intensity ?
3. How to edit mockup variables ?
4. How to apply photo filters ?

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1 How to Add Your Design ?
After your purchase & download this graphic, you will find several
Photoshop .psd files; one for each of your mockups. Once you open the
photoshop file, you will find the following layers.

To add your design, go to the first group layer “Your Design” and expand its
content by ticking the arrow next to it as shown in the screenshot.
Under this layer, you will find all your smart object layers you will need to
customize the mockup. Right click on each layer then click “edit contents”, a
new window will open, paste your design, color or texture in this window
and save the file. Now go back to your main file, you will find that the
design was updated.

2 How to change background light intensity ?


To increase or decrease light intensity, go to the “Light” group layer.
Increase the opacity of this layer for darker lights or decrease it for lighter
lights.
3 How to edit mockup variables ?
Each mockup has a number of editable variables that you can easily control.

- Light : Light reflection on top of your mockup.


- Highlights : Highlights intensity on your mockup
- Shadow : Shadows of your mockup on the ground.

To increase / decrease the intensity of each of these variable go to its


group layer then edit its opacity as shown in the screen shot below.

4 How to apply photo filters ?


To add a photo filter, go to the “Photo Filters” group layer and expand end.
Inside this layer you will find a number of layers each represent a photo
filter. To activate a filter, just make the layer visible.

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