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Step 11: Change the layer’s blend

mode from Normal to Lighten and

reduce its Opacity to 32%. Select the

Brush tool (B) and use the settings in

the Options Bar that we used before.

Step 12: On the layer mask, paint

away the excess blue around the

lights. Then, double-click the Solid

Color adjustment layer’s thumbnail

and change it from blue to white

(#ffffff). Change the layer’s blend

mode from Lighten to Soft Light and

its Opacity from 32% to 100%.

Step 13: Repeat steps Nine through

12 for the dome lights in the copy of

the image on the left. Group both

layers together and name the folder

“White Dome Lights.” Lower the

folder’s Opacity to 75%.

Step 14: Duplicate the folder named

“White Dome Lights” and rename it

“Ruby Dome Lights.” Click the disclo-

sure arrow next to the group folder

and open it to reveal the layers. Dou-

ble-click each Solid Color adjustment

layer’s thumbnail and change it from

white to ruby (#9B111E). Change

each layer’s blend mode from Soft

Light to Color and their Opacity from

100% to 25%. Change the folder’s

blend mode to Linear Dodge (Add)

and set its Opacity to 50%.