Photoshop CS6 Rubber Stamp Effect

Learn how to really stamp your mark on things with this great stamp text effect, this effect is super easy to make and you can use it on a range of different things whether you want to stamp documents to pictures you will always be able to put a mark on things and you don't have to stop there you can even make stamp symbols to go with your text stamps

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[JohnHooton]

Got there in the end, but then explaining something, whether it be a video or a set of instructions - it is always takes about 5 times longer than the actual task it describes!  Thanks, this was clearly explained and I accomplished what I was hoping to do.

[moonbeam]

Love it. It turned out great. The commands are a little hard to understand. The composite in PC is shift-control-alt-e.

[TheyCallMeGRIIIM]

Im following the exact instructions but my letters always get very light red when I do this 4:10 and also I downloaded the Brushes (Scratch brush) Im not sure if I added them but I placed them in the "Brushes" folder in my Photoshop directory. I have tried almost all brushes and they never instantly scratch the whole text like yours does.

[TheyCallMeGRIIIM]

I just tried it with the color Black and Green and it doesn't lighten the text up when I click on the Layer Mask option. What could be going wrong? It's so weird how only Red gets lighter when I click the "Little Camera" at the bottom.

[TheyCallMeGRIIIM]

Update: Nevermind. I had placed the scratch brushes in the right folder but it just wasn't loading so I had to go to Brushes > Options > Load Brushes and then I copy and pasted the heavy scratches into window that popped up cause for some reason it didn't show up automatically. Weird, now I'm wondering how I put my Flares in my "Filter" section cause I only found one file that's related to that and there's over 50 flares. Maybe they been loading from a seperate folder somewhere else. Ah I wish Photoshop would install things automatically so I wouldn't have to worry about this stuff.

[TheyCallMeGRIIIM]

Oh my god! I just hate that accent so much lol. I rewatched the video 5 times so I can get the instructions stuck in my head and now I just feel like punching my screen!