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1. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
JJMack Sep 21, 2014 7:57 PM (in response to bluebocat)Most user here do not use iOS perhaps if you explain what you want to do in non iOS terms you would get better replies
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2. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
bluebocat Sep 21, 2014 9:21 PM (in response to JJMack)I am running photoshop on Windows 7. I am just asking how I am able to mimic the designs of the iOS camera interface.
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3. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
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4. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
Ronald Keller Sep 21, 2014 11:57 PM (in response to bluebocat)I don't understand the question: I see no curved text on my iOS camera app?
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5. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
Doc Maik Sep 22, 2014 12:59 AM (in response to JJMack)JJMack schrieb:
Most user here do not use iOS perhaps if you explain what you want to do in non iOS terms you would get better replies
Where do you know? I think more users than you think use iOS, in private life, for example. Some even use Photoshop on iOS.
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6. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
Doc Maik Sep 22, 2014 1:09 AM (in response to bluebocat)Bluebocat, the screenshot is from iOS 7, but according to iOS 7 manual, there is no wrap text filter/editor in the standard iOS camera app. Perhaps this was made with a different app.
However, watch this: Re: How to wrap a text/image around a bottle/cylinder/object in specific Photoshop CS6? or How to Wrap and shape your text around any object or shape in Photoshop CS6 Tutorial - YouTube
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7. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
JJMack Sep 22, 2014 2:19 AM (in response to Doc Maik)There is a big difference between being a casual user than real work or development. I own a iPod its a great MP3 player and a device I can display my pictures on out of my pocket. I'll even Facetime my kids at time to see my grand kids or help fix something. My wife has a mini iPad for quick internet access and quire music and uses her iPod to entertain our two year old grandson with games. She uses a Canon 1D mark 4 and I a Cannon 1D mark II. The only use the iPad and iPod cameras get is Facetime. No iOS apps are use to work on images they have no value when you have Photoshop. The iPod is better for displaying image then the iPad mini it has a 3:2 aspect ratio display and travels better the the mini iPad which has a 4:3 aspect ratio display. I also crop image for display on wall mounted HDTV. The iPad is better for casual internet access then the iPod. All our kids have iPhones and they all use computers either Mac or PC for work and internet access. When you have a Unix or Windows why would you want to touch an iOS device for work or serious internet access. Apple mobile devices are convenient for casual use and grand kids don't get that dirty finger painting on them as they do using real paint. Nothing of real value is maintained on an iOS device.
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8. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
bluebocat Sep 22, 2014 8:00 PM (in response to bluebocat)OK um... back to the original question. On the bottom screen, look at the words video, photo, square, etc. Notice how they have a curve to them. Now swipe the screen to the left or right. Notice how the words on the bottom have turned like they were on a 3D object? That's the effect I am looking for. Not so much the spinning effect, but the text effect itself.
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9. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
Warunicorn Sep 22, 2014 11:11 PM (in response to JJMack)JJMack wrote:
There is a big difference between being a casual user than real work or development. I own a iPod its a great MP3 player and a device I can display my pictures on out of my pocket. I'll even Facetime my kids at time to see my grand kids or help fix something. My wife has a mini iPad for quick internet access and quire music and uses her iPod to entertain our two year old grandson with games. She uses a Canon 1D mark 4 and I a Cannon 1D mark II. The only use the iPad and iPod cameras get is Facetime. No iOS apps are use to work on images they have no value when you have Photoshop. The iPod is better for displaying image then the iPad mini it has a 3:2 aspect ratio display and travels better the the mini iPad which has a 4:3 aspect ratio display. I also crop image for display on wall mounted HDTV. The iPad is better for casual internet access then the iPod. All our kids have iPhones and they all use computers either Mac or PC for work and internet access. When you have a Unix or Windows why would you want to touch an iOS device for work or serious internet access. Apple mobile devices are convenient for casual use and grand kids don't get that dirty finger painting on them as they do using real paint. Nothing of real value is maintained on an iOS device.
Well...there's Photoshop Touch and Photoshop Mix as well as Lightroom Mobile. It could be argued that they're don't exactly mirror their desktop cousins, yes, but they weren't meant to be. They were meant as extensions to the desktop experience. (e.g., Lightroom Mobile lets one work with the RAW images they have in their Lightroom desktop collections.)
The more powerful Windows tablets can run Photoshop desktop (like Photoshop CC) too.
@bluebocat: Are you looking for text with a perspective? Like it has a vanishing point? As if it was turned in a certain direction in 3D space?
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10. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
JJMack Sep 23, 2014 4:57 AM (in response to Warunicorn)Yes there is I even install them bur not lightroom for I look at Lifgtroom in my PC and rejected it and got rid of Adobe iOS apps. iOS great iPod 4 MP3 Juke Box and family picture albums in my pocket and connects to bluetooth sound system in car and at home, FaceTime show problem for time where a picture is better then words. Mobile casual internet use where some sites small screen support is not bad on a three inch screen, iPod fit in pocket and has no monthly fee and is bigger the a watch. Yes I have an iOS device and use it occasionally.
Powerful tablets that runs Photoshop are not iOS devices.
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11. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
bluebocat Sep 23, 2014 2:11 PM (in response to Warunicorn)Yes, you can call it that. I'm looking for the vanishing point text effect. Do you know how to do it?
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12. Re: How Do I Wrap Text Like the iOS Camera App?
Warunicorn Sep 23, 2014 2:31 PM (in response to bluebocat)Yes. With your text layer selected, right-click and choose, "Convert to Shape." (You can also use Type > Convert to Shape on the menu bar.)
Next, click Edit > Transform > Perspective.
Drag one of the corner handles vertically. Confirm by hitting enter or the checkmark icon on the options bar. Example:
If you want the text to "fade out", just apply a gradient to the layer or use a layer mask.





