How do you achieve this colorful chrome effect?

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Been trying to figure out how to get this shaped chrome effect, it’s really clean and I’d love to play with it in Photoshop.



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  • In my opinion that is not a "chrome effect", which is mainly a reflective material. This is either refraction (glass) or diffraction (an interference pattern).
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  • In my opinion that is not a "chrome effect", which is mainly a reflective material. This is either refraction (glass) or diffraction (an interference pattern).
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Been trying to figure out how to get this shaped chrome effect, it’s really clean and I’d love to play with it in Photoshop.



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  • In my opinion that is not a "chrome effect", which is mainly a reflective material. This is either refraction (glass) or diffraction (an interference pattern).
    – Rafael
    3 hours ago
















  • In my opinion that is not a "chrome effect", which is mainly a reflective material. This is either refraction (glass) or diffraction (an interference pattern).
    – Rafael
    3 hours ago















In my opinion that is not a "chrome effect", which is mainly a reflective material. This is either refraction (glass) or diffraction (an interference pattern).
– Rafael
3 hours ago




In my opinion that is not a "chrome effect", which is mainly a reflective material. This is either refraction (glass) or diffraction (an interference pattern).
– Rafael
3 hours ago










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I'd use a Bevel and Emboss effect, combined with a Satin effect, and a curves Adjustment layer to modify the colours.



It's difficult to get the colours exactly the same, since I have no idea what specific curves were used. But the example below should give you a basic idea of how to get something similar.



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I'd use a Bevel and Emboss effect, combined with a Satin effect, and a curves Adjustment layer to modify the colours.



It's difficult to get the colours exactly the same, since I have no idea what specific curves were used. But the example below should give you a basic idea of how to get something similar.



enter image description here






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I'd use a Bevel and Emboss effect, combined with a Satin effect, and a curves Adjustment layer to modify the colours.



It's difficult to get the colours exactly the same, since I have no idea what specific curves were used. But the example below should give you a basic idea of how to get something similar.



enter image description here






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I'd use a Bevel and Emboss effect, combined with a Satin effect, and a curves Adjustment layer to modify the colours.



It's difficult to get the colours exactly the same, since I have no idea what specific curves were used. But the example below should give you a basic idea of how to get something similar.



enter image description here






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I'd use a Bevel and Emboss effect, combined with a Satin effect, and a curves Adjustment layer to modify the colours.



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