iPhone 4 en Photoshop CS4

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Final Product What You'll Be Creating

This tutorial will show you how to create a photo realistic image of Apples newlyreleased iPhone4. Hopefully, by the end of it you will have something extremely close

to the real thing, which for the few who dont own the iPhone4 (like me), may be as

close as well ever get. Before we get started it might be a good idea to pull up a

reference image from the web just so you know where everything goes and the size of

some of the features. But otherwise, Enjoy!

Step 1

To start, create a new document of a suitable size (I used a 10 inch x 8 inch photo size at

300dpi because it fits nicely as a high quality wallpaper).

To create the background, set your foreground color to #505050 and then use the

gradient tool and select the radial setting. Drag from the centre outwards to get a soft

glow in the middle of the image.


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Step 2

Press (Cmd/Ctrl + R) t gett e rulers up, drag some guides from t e rulers towards t e

centre of where you want youriPhone to be.


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Step 3

On a new layer; callit "sil er side", selectthe rounded rectangle tool (U) and setitto

paths. Make sure its radius is 1cm and then drag from the centre ofthe guidelines,

making sure to hold Alt when you drag it. Try and get a realistic shape (If youre not

sure then pull up a reference image from the web).

Right-click and select fill paths. Fillit with #C9C9C9. Then choose Filters > Noise >

Add Noise. Choose something around 9.51 (just enough to make itlook more realistic

and lose its hardness) in the monochromatic and uniform setting. Press the Escape

button twice to remove the path. Draw the brush strokes as shown and then go to filters

> Blur > Gaussian blur > 2.8 pi els.


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Step 4

Create a new layer and callit "main body." Cmd/Ctrl Click the "silver side" layerand then choose Select > Modify > Contract > 10 pi els.

Set your background colorto #0A0A0A, then to fillthe selection press Cmd/Ctrl +

Backspace. (This automatically fills the selection with the background color).


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Step 5

Create a new layer and callit "depth": this is just a line around the inside ofthe body

where the iPhone curves and refracts the light away from the camera. To create the line

Cmd/Ctrl Click the "main body" layer, Then go to Edit > Stroke WIDTH 10

pi els, COLOR #000000, LOCATION Inside.

Then go to Filters > Blur > Lens Blur and apply the settings below. Make sure that

this layeris always on top of all otherlayers.

Step 6

Create a new layer underneath called "Screen." Selectthe Rectangle marquee tool (M)

and then draw from the centre ofthe guidelines, hold the Alt once you have started

dragging to make the rectangle expand from the centre. Make the rectangle a nice shape

forthe screen leaving space forthe menu button, speaker and camera. When you are


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satisfied with the shape of your screen, fillit with any colour and then create a new

layer above the "Screen" layer; dont worry about naming it yet.

Step 7

When you are satisfied with the shape of your screen; in your new layer choose File >Place and choose a picture of your choice (Ive chosen my dog isnt he cute!) Then

resi e, move, or rotate the image or do whatever you please to make itlook good. Makesure thatthe image is overthe screen when you are finished, you can then rename the

layer "Screen Pic." Now, press Alt Click between the "Screen" and "Screen Pic"Layerto make it a clipping layer. This means thatit crops to the layer below it and it

allows you to edit or change the image underneath with ease.


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Step 8

Now we will start on the menu button. Create a new layer and callit "Menu Button",

make the opacity 60%. Bring another guideline down to where the button will be and

then use the Ellipse tool from the centre ofthe guidelines holding Alt. When you have

the desired si e, fillit with white then open the layer effects menu by Double-clicking

nextto the layer, then use the gradient overlay option with #AEAEAE to #000000 as

shown below. Remove the path.


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Step 9

Create a new layer and callit "Menu Icon", use the rounded rectangle tool (U) with a

radius of 10 pixels and pullthe square out from the centre, before we add a stroke to it,make your foreground colour #979797, then selectthe brush tool (B) and make the

brush 3 pixels wide and 90% hardness. Then go backto the rounded rectangle tool and

then right-click > Stroke path > Brush > OK.


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Step 10

Now to create the speaker, move a hori ontal guideline to above the screen, boththe

speaker and the camera will be centred along this line. Make a new layer called"Speaker" then use the rounded rectangle tool (U) to make the speaker grill. Setthe

radius to 1cm justto make a rounded edge, and then pull outthe shape to the si e shownin the pictures below. With the same tool, right click, choose Fill Path and fillit with

black. Then view the layer effects and choose Pattern Overlay and Outer glow anduse the settings shown.


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Step 11

Now we will make the reflection I mentioned earlier. So create a new layer called

"Reflection" underneath the "Speaker" layer. Cmd/Ctrl Click the "Main Body" layerand then selectthe PolygonalLasso tool (L), selectthe intersect mode and then make a

triangle across the right side ofthe iPhone as shown. Fillit with white. Then bring the

layer opacity to 55%.


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Step 12

Selectthe Rectangle marquee tool (M) and setthe featherto 150 pixels. Selectthe

bottom third ofthe reflection and press the Delete key a few times until you cant see

the tip ofthe reflection.


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Step 13

Now we can start on the camera, pull out a guideline to where you wantthe centre of

the camera to be, create a new layer called "camera." Selectthe Ellipse tool (U) and

make three small circles inside one another from the centre ofthe guidelines. Fillthe

outside ring with #424242, middle ring #080809 and the centre ring #080F2B.


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Step 14

Now go to the layer effects menu and use the bevel and emboss settings below to make

the camera look more setinto the iPhone. Then go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur >

0.9pixels.


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Step 15

Now that we have completed the camera we can finally move onto the finishing touches

forthe front view ofthe iPhone; first we will do the side buttons. Create three new

layers underneath the "Silver side" layer (name themButton 1, 2 and 3.) Draw three

paths with the rounded rectangle tool (U) with a 1pixel radius along the left side ofthe

iPhone. We are doing the two volume buttons and the mute slider and you can see

where they go in the image underneath. Once you have drawn them, fillthe paths white,

one at a time on each layer. Then apply the settings below on the layer effects menu.

When you have applied these to each layer go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur > 1.


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Step 16

Create another new layer and callit "top button." Create another path with the rounded

rectangle tool (U) atthe top right hand corner ofthe iPhone. Fillit with white and add

the settings below.

You may have to move the gradientinto the correct place by using the move tool (V)

and dragging it along the screen. Press Cmd/Ctrl + F to repeatthe last filter effect

(Gaussian Blurin this case).


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Step 17

Before we move on I suggest group the layers you have used so farinto Layer Groups if

you have not already done so by pressing the foldericon in the layers bar.

Now the iPhone body is out ofthe way we can get a move on with the interface before

we move onto the back and side views ofthe iPhone. To start, Make a new layer group

and callit "interface", Cmd/Ctrl Clickthe "Screen" layer and then press the Add

Layer Mask button. This will make everything made in the group crop to the Screen.

Make a new layer and selectthe rectangular marquee tool (M) and select an area in thebottom part ofthe screen as shown and fillit with white.

Apply the settings below. Then go to Layer > Layer Style > Copy layer style.


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Step 18

Drag two guidelines to the centre ofthe box and then create a new layer called "Camerabutton." Use the Rounded rectangle tool (U) with a radius of 1cm to create the button.

Press Cmd/Ctrl + Enterto turn the path into a selection, and then fillthe selection. Go to

Layer > Layer Style > Paste layer style. (This will paste the same layer effects setting

from the copied layer onto this one).

Add the bevel and emboss settings as shown below.


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Step 20

Now we will create the camera icon forthe button, create a new layer and callit

"Camera icon." Using the Rounded rectangle tool (U) with a radius of 20 pixels, draw a

large-scale camera and use the direct path selection toolto move the top corners ofthe


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top box towards each other. Press Cmd/Ctrl + T to transform the icon; resi e itto make

it fitinside the camera button. Selectthe Rounded rectangle tool (U) and Right-clickthe

path, click fill path and fillit with #424242.

Step 21

Create a new layer called "slider box" and use the rounded rectangle tool (U) forthe box

in the bottom right-hand corner ofthe screen. Using the same radius, draw a box wherethe top touches the guideline as shown below. Fillit with white and then apply these

layer effects.


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Step 22

Make a new layer called slider and then again using the rounded rectangle tool (U)

make a small sliderinside the slider box, putit on the left side. Press Cmd/Ctrl + Enter

then Cmd/Ctrl + Backspace to make it a selection and fillit with your background

colour. Go to Layer > Layer style > Copy layer style.

Go to the "Camera icon" layer and press Cmd/Ctrl + J to duplicate the camera icon

layer, press Cmd/Ctrl + T to transform it, make it smaller and move it above the slider.

Then draw a film camera icon using the rounded rectangle tool (U) and the Pen tool (P),

transform it and move it overthe slider.


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Step 23

Import a differentimage by going to File > Place and selecting yourimage. Press

Cmd/Ctrl + T and reduce the si e ofthe image so it can fit snuggly in the bottom left-

hand corner.


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Then use the rounded rectangle tool (U) with a 10-pixel radius to create a box overthe

picture. Press Cmd/Ctrl + Enterto create a selection, and then press the add layer

mask icon in the layers bar. This will crop the image to the selection.

Step 24

Now we move onto the zoom bar! On a new layer called "Zoom bar", use the rounded

rectangle tool (U) with a 30-pixel radius and draw a thin bar across the bottom ofthescreen. Then change the toolto subtract and draw another bar within the previous bar.


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Using the path selection tool (A), select and right-clickthe outer path, choose fill sub

path, and then fillit with #EAEAEA.

Use the path selection tool (A) again and selectthe centre path. Change the settings

from subtractto add and then fillthe path with Black. Press 5 on your keyboard toreduce the opacity to 50%.

Make a new layer and draw a circular slider with the ellipse tool (U), fillit with white

and then press 9 to reduce the opacity to 90%.

Step 25


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Selectthe texttool (T) and put a Black + and symbol on either side ofthe zoom bar,

the fontis Veranda and size 8 forthe sign and size 6 forthe plus sign. Bring the

opacity to 50%.

Step 26

Now we move onto the flash display. Use the rounded rectangle tool (U) at radius 1cm

to draw rectangle in the top left-hand corner, fillit with white and bring the opacity to

50%. Use the Veranda fontin black and size 12 to write the word Off and then bring

the opacity to 50% again. Using the Pen tool (P) draw a lightning icon and fillit with

#000000. Bring the opacity to 50%.

Step 27


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Now we have completely finished with the main view ofthe iPhone (pat yourself on

your backif you like) and if you wantto go on furtherjust keep on following the

tutorial as we move onto the back ofthe iPhone and then the side. Before we start, just

putthe frontiPhone into one big folder.

This step will be easier forthose which have organised yourlayers into folders, I have

put all my button layers and body layers into one folder which I can just copy and flipforthe back of my iPhone. Otherwise, Cmd/Ctrl + Clickthe "Main body", "silver side","mute slider", "Top button", "Reflection", "depth" and the volume button layers, Right-

click and press duplicate layer, press OKand then putthe layers into a new folder called"BackiPhone.

Selectthe "BackiPhone" folder, then use the move tool (V) to move the backiPhone

nextto the frontiPhone. Open the folder and select every layer excluding the "reflection

layer", Then Choose Edit > Transform > Flip Horizontal.

Step 28

Now we move onto the back camera. Create a "camera ring" layer, bring two guides to

where you would like your camera to be, and then use the elliptical marquee tool (M),hold down Alt + ShiftONLY when you have started dragging from the centre ofthe

guidelines. Then choose Edit > Stroke > 4 pixels > OK. Then apply the gradient settingsbelow.


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Step 29

Create a new layer called "greys" and create another circle using the elliptical marqueetool (M) inside the camera ring and fill it with #282828. Choose Filters > Noise > add

noise and choose 16.57. Then choose Filters > Blur > Gaussian Blur > 2.2 pixels. Add

these layer effects. Turn the layer opacity to 50%.


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Step 30

Create anotherlayer called "grey underlay" and underneath the "grey" layer use the

elliptical marquee tool (M) and create another circle underneath, fillit and add the layereffects below.


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Finally draw another circle forthe lens and fillit with #013274 then apply these effects.


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Step 31

Create a new layer underneath the "reflection copy" layer and callit "apple logo." Get

an image ofthe apple logo and trace it orjust draw it from memory using the pen tool(P) fillit with #CECDCB.


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Step 32

Forthe flash just use the elliptical marquee tool (M) and fillit with white on a newlayer, use the guidelines to keep itin line with the camera. Then go to the layer effects

and apply the pattern overlay below.

Step 33


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Selectthe texttool (T) with the Tahoma font, size 14 and write iPhone towards the

bottom. Then use the same font but at size 3.7 forthe product code and information

underneath the brand name. The colouris #545453.

Step 34

Startto draw the safety and quality symbols with the Pen tool (P), have some fun andmake some of your own orjust keep to the originals like Ive done so below. Again

keep the colour #545453.


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Step 35

Now thatthe Backis finished then we can finally finish off with the side. Create a new

layer group called "side iPhone" and in that group create a layer called "side blk." Ive

dragged some guidelines to outline the basis of my side iPhone. Draw a box with the

rounded rectangle tool (U) with a radius of 10 pixels. Fillit and then open the layer

styles and apply these settings.


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From leftto rightthis gradient goes: #202020, #919191, #2E2E2E, #737373,

#ADADAD, #BCBCBC, #616161, #EDEDED, #303030.


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Step 37

Create a new layer called "Refraction" and then Cmd/Ctrl Clickthe "Silver" layer and

use the polygonallasso tool (L) to selecttwo areas on the sides ofthe iPhone as shown

below. Fillit with white and then move the opacity to 40%.

Step 38

Create a new layer called "volume buttons" and use the ellipticalpath tool (P) to createtwo circles the size ofthe volume button, fillit and apply the settings below. I have used

guidelines to make sure thatthey line up with my side iPhone view buttons.


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Step 39

Use the texttool (T) and type a plus and a minus in the buttons, use the Tahoma font at

size 14. Make the minus sign wider by increasing the width to 160%. Go to Layer >

Rasterize > type (do this to both textlayers). Then Cmd/Ctrl Clickthe plus and minus

layers then go on to the "volume buttons" layer and press delete.


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Step 40

For our final step use the rounded rectangle tool (U) with a radius of 8 pixels and draw a

rectangle on a new layer called "SliderBack." Fillit with #b7b7b7 and add the innershadow below.

Create a new layer called "slider" and draw another box with the rounded rectangle tool

(U) inside the previous box, justthis time with a 7-pixel radius. Then apply thesesettings to it.


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by dragging and holding Shift. Make sure its in line with the otherlines fromthe back

and front view. (Use a guideline if you like.)

Fi l Image

You have now completed youriPhone 4. I really hope you enjoyed this tutorial and are

satisfied with what you have ended up with. Hopefully you have learned something newand have had an enjoyable experience.


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