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“El hecho de disponer de Adobe Fonts, que nos permite activar o desactivar fuentes fácilmente, es increíble”.
Cómo crear una portada de revista con Adobe Photoshop e Illustrator.
Nicole comparte sus consejos para ahorrar tiempo a la hora de unir texto e imagen.
Céntrate en el primer plano.
Abre el archivo de práctica en Photoshop. Después, ve a Filtro > Filtros neuronales y selecciona Desenfoque de profundidad.
Nota: Deberás descargarte cada filtro neuronal antes de utilizarlo por primera vez. Si ya has descargado el filtro de Desenfoque de profundidad, simplemente actívalo.
Arrastra para mover el punto focal en la vista previa de la imagen a la parte de la foto que deseas enfocar. Después, utiliza los controles deslizantes para ajustar el efecto de desenfoque.
Guárdalo para el futuro.
Crea un tinte de color en toda la escena utilizando los demás controles deslizantes. A continuación, establece el ajuste de salida en Filtro inteligente para guardar los ajustes del filtro en el panel Capas y haz clic en Aceptar.
Ve a Archivo > Guardar como y selecciona Photoshop como formato. Esta opción te permite guardar tu archivo en formato PSD y conservar las capas y sus ajustes de filtro inteligente para poder editarlos más tarde.
Consejo profesional: Los filtros inteligentes incluyen una máscara de capas para que personalices la zona en la que se aplica el filtro. Haz clic en la miniatura de la máscara de capa blanca y pinta con negro para eliminar las zonas desenfocadas, o bien pinta con blanco para mostrar las zonas que antes estaban ocultas.
Cambia la portada.
En Illustrator,abre el archivo de práctica con la plantilla de la revista y haz clic en el marcador de posición rosa con la herramienta Selección. A continuación, selecciona Archivo > Colocar y busca el archivo en formato PSD que creaste en el paso anterior. Asegúrate de que las casillas Vincular y Reemplazar estén marcadas y haz clic en Colocar.
Sin dejar de seleccionar la imagen, mantén pulsada la tecla Mayús mientras arrastras una de las esquinas para cambiar el tamaño. También puedes arrastrar la imagen para recolocarla dentro del cuadro.
Consejo profesional:
Si el archivo PSD está vinculado, todos los cambios que hagas en él en Photoshop se actualizarán automáticamente en el diseño de Illustrator.
Retoca el texto.
Arrastra para seleccionar el texto del marcador de posición del subtítulo con la herramienta Texto. Después, haz clic en el menú desplegable del panel Caracteres (Ventana > Texto > Caracteres) y selecciona Ver más para acceder a Adobe Fonts. Pasa el ratón sobre las distintas fuentes para obtener una vista previa.
Si encuentras una fuente que te guste, haz clic en el icono de la nube para activarla y aplicarla al texto seleccionado. Ahora ya tienes disponible la fuente para que la uses en todos tus diseños.
Añade contraste de color.
Utiliza la configuración del panel Caracteres para ajustar el tamaño y espaciado del texto. También puedes abrir el panel Muestras (Ventana > Muestras) y, con el texto seleccionado, haz clic en una muestra de color para cambiarlo.
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