Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 v.14.xx - Manual (Page 821)

Default
Five Lights Down/Five Lights Up
Flashlight
Flood Light
Parallel Directional
RGB Lights
Soft Direct Lights
Soft Omni
Soft Spotlight
Three Down
Triple Spotlight
To the top
To the top
To the top
A white spotlight of medium intensity (35) with a wide focus (69).
Five white spotlights, down or up, of full (100) intensity with a wide (60) focus.
An omni yellow light of medium (46) intensity.
A white spotlight of medium (35) intensity with a wide (69) focus.
A directional blue light of full (98) intensity with no focus.
Red, blue, and green lights that produce a light of medium (60) intensity with a wide (96) focus.
Two unfocused white and blue directional lights. White has a soft (20) intensity. Blue has a medium (67) intensity.
A soft omni light of medium (50) intensity.
A white spotlight of full (98) intensity with a wide (100) focus.
Three white spotlights of soft (35) intensity with a wide (96) focus.
Three spotlights of slight (35) intensity with a wide (100) focus.
Add or delete a light
In the Lighting Effects dialog box, do one of the following:
To add a light, drag the light icon at the bottom of the dialog box into the preview area. Repeat as desired for a maximum of 16 lights.
To delete a light, drag the light by its center circle to the Delete icon at the lower right of the preview window.
Create, save, or delete a Lighting Effects style
In the Lighting Effects dialog box, do one of the following:
To create a style, choose Default for Style and drag the light bulb icon at the bottom of the dialog box into the preview area. Repeat as
desired for a maximum of 16 lights.
To save a style, click Save, name the style, and click OK. Saved styles include all the settings for each light and appear in the Style
menu whenever you open the image.
To delete a style, choose a style, and then click Delete.
Use the Texture Channel in the Lighting Effects
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