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Note:IF YOU FIND THE ENDRESULT NOT REALISTIC OR NOT LOOKING REAL - THEN READ THIS CAREFULLY!
THIS TUTORIAL IS MEANT FOR PEOPLE WHO NEED HELP WITH PHOTOSHOP, AND IF THE TUTORIAL HAD TOO MUCH DETAIL, IT WOULD BE TOO HARD TO FOLLOW.
IF YOU WANT, I CAN INLCUDE A HARDER VERSION WITH AN ALMOST REAL OUTCOME.
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Step 1 Create 2 retangles with the Rounded Retangle-Tool, one smaller then the other, no matter what color;
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Step 2 Add this layer-style to the top-most retangle;
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Step 3 It will look like this;
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Step 4 Do the same with the lower retangle, but this time, REVERSE the gradient;
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Step 5 Now comes a hard part;
Create a small orb with the Elliptical Marquee-Tool and fill it with black;
Select the Move-tool and press ALT+[arrow-right] until the bar is long enough;
After that, merge all the orb-layers until you have 1 solid bar-layer;
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Step 6 Give it the same layer-style as the lower part of the DS;
Do this by right-clicking on the DS-layer and select copy layer-style;Now right-click on the bar-layer and click paste layer-style;
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Step 7 Place it like this;
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Step 8 Cut 2 ratangles out of the top of the DS;
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Step 9 Create a rounded retangle, fill it with black and DUPLICATE it;
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Step 10 Place each one above the top and the bottom of the DS;
Press CTRL+G on each layer;
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Step 11 Give it this Inner Shadow and lower the opacity to 70%;
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Step 12 The results:
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Step 13 Now get a medium-gray and start adding small orbs around the screens, and give them the same layer-styles as the indented screens;
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Step 14 Add 2 half circles on each side of the top;
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Step 15 Add 2 half circles on each side of the bottom;
Note:STRETCH THEM AS YOU DID WITH THE BAR!
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Step 16 Add 2 BLACK squares as the real screens;
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Step 17 Use the stretched-bar-technique to add 2 small gaps;
Note:AGAIN, USE THE SAME LAYER-STYLE AGAIN!
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Step 18 Add some medium-gray circles and give them a different layer-style;
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Step 19 Add a Dpad and give it the same style as the previous layer;
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Step 20 And you're done...
