Category Archives: Eye Candy

In this quick tip video I’ll show you how to make smooth realistic-looking bevels with the Eye Candy filters Bevel, Chrome and Glass.

Here is a new tutorial about Eye Candy’s glass filter. It takes only a few easy steps to make a realistic-looking glass button with this filter. The tutorial below provides you with detailed instructions on how to consistently get great looking results.

This short video explains how to use the color gradient editor in Eye Candy which is used in filters like Gradient Glow, Fire, and Corona. We use the Gradient Glow filter in this video, but Photoshop’s gradient tool works the … Continue reading →

This video shows that most of the time you don’t need to use selections when using Eye Candy. The Chrome filter is used in this tutorial, but the same rules apply to all of Eye Candy’s filters.

This short video shows Eye Candy’s Motion Trail filter on a smart object. Using smart objects for text is a simple trick that makes changes a breeze. There is no need to rasterize your text.

Here is a new video tutorial that shows how to use the Adjustment Tool found in some Eye Candy filters. If a filter has an Adjustment Tool then you can use it to directly manipulate the effect in the preview … Continue reading →

Many years ago we had filters in Eye Candy for randomly warping images. They were called Jiggle and Shower Door. Someone recently asked about them so I made a tutorial for achieving those effects with the Ripples filter in Eye … Continue reading →