Few questions about next affiche..

[$1r_M4x1mu$]

You got your black text whit a red color over it right, doesn't matter which blend mode you used, multiply would been better, but anyway.

Now for the interesting part highlight your first layer from the top, by clicking on it "normal click", now we gonna Merge/stamp all your visible layers on your document, by hitting "CRTL+ALT+SHIFT+E", basically this is just a flattened copy of your visible layers.

* Once you got that "flattened copy" then apply a layer mask to get rid of the red color excess on your pic.

Hope this helps.

 

[Windows7]

You got your black text whit a red color over it right, doesn't matter which blend mode you used, multiply would been better, but anyway.

Now for the interesting part highlight your first layer from the top, by clicking on it "normal click", now we gonna Merge/stamp all your visible layers on your document, by hitting "CRTL+ALT+SHIFT+E", basically this is just a flattened copy of your visible layers.

* Once you got that "flattened copy" then apply a layer mask to get rid of the red color excess on your pic.

Hope this helps.

I did what you said man but still the red background didn't dissappear by adding a layer mask.. .

 

[$1r_M4x1mu$]

When you create the layer mask, the background is gonna still there, doesn't gonna disappear.

what you need to do now, is select the layer mask, and using the brush tool whit black color you have to paint manually all the areas that you want to get rid of, in this case all the red on the background except the letters.

* remember all this work has to be done on the layer mask

I'll recommend this article to a better understanding of how layer masks works Photoshop Layer Masks

Hope this helps