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Written by Denny Tang   
Wednesday, 04 October 2006
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Posterization

Now we`ll add a posterize effect to the image.

  1. Activate the Background layer and duplicate the layer (Layer> Duplicate Layer or Ctrl+J). Move the new layer to the top.
    Background layer duplicated and duplicated layer moved to the top.
    Background layer duplicated and duplicated layer moved to the top.
  2. Change the blending mode of the new layer to Multiply.
  3. Select the top layer and open the Threshold tool (Image> Adjustments> Threshold). In the Threshold tool, drag the input slider towards the left or right to adjust the effect. Or if the default value of 128 is good enough, simply click OK.
    Photoshop Threshold Tool
    Photoshop Threshold Tool

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