Give photo's this extra touch to pretend like it's raining very hard. You can also use this to tease relatives by modifying your holiday-photo's and tell them you had a bad time... Be creative!
3. Repeat the creation of a second Rain layer but with a little more noise to get a denser rain. Lower the opacity of this second Rain layer to simulate the rain in the background.
1. Create new layer 550x550, 72pixels white background 2. Copy wood grain on Photoshop page right click copy 3. Click on new layer just made right click and paste 64. Layer/merge down then create new layer on top of wood grain 5. Select 19 pixel hard paintbrush hit D Key write your name and put dot around name and make lines swiggle downward. 6. Reduce fill opacity to 3 on layer 1 to do this double-click layer one in middle of box you will see bold letter Advance blending below that is fill opacity this will make it almost disappear do not worry. 7 Next double click drop shadow box settings :
- Change your foreground color to: #030303 and background color to: #FD0202. - Go to Layer - New - Layer and click ok. - Select the brush tool () and change the following settings of this brush:
1.) Open your image into Photoshop. Create a new layer by pressing ???Create New Layer??? button at the bottom of your layers menu. This creates a layer above your image. While you???ve got that layer selected click on the ???Paint Bucket Tool??? and select a gray color, you can use the default gray in the top right corner of your swatches window. Fill your layer with the color. Turn down the opacity of that layer to 50%.
One thing I will tell you, that I enjoy a lot about using these 'Layer Effect' filters, is that you can create a new empty layer, then apply any of these filters, and THEN grab a brush and start painting on the canvas. You'll see the filter get applied to the paint in real-time. It's quite a thing to see happen when you have the filters setup to produce a 3D effect - like this rain drops effect.
Of course there are thousands of tutorials on the net to show you how to create rain, but I didn't find any that fast as my technique and with my twist. The twist is that you can change the feeling of any photo at the same time. Oh� and it's fast� really fast. It's all about applying one brush, one layer style, one? effect and one blending mode. As usual, since I am one of the laziest persons alive, I find a way to pass all the hard work to Photoshop and me just to press few buttons along the way to achieve the effect. Curious about how can you do it in Adobe Photoshop? Read further then.
To apply the text click the check mark in the upper right of the Options bar or press the Enter key (Mac), Control-Enter (PC). This will render the Type layer, Rain Drops.
[some of the images are repeated in the post] Brilliant source of inspiration, I see a lot of designs around with rainbows, I love the rainbw because it's God's reminder to mankind that He will not destroy the earth by water again :o)
Rain Animation Using Adobe Photoshop & Image ready Hi Guys, Today let?s find out the hidden magic in Adobe Photoshop. We can make a rainy day in Photoshop. OK ready? 1. Start Photoshop and open one landscape image. 2. Then create a new layer called ?rain? and fill (Shift+F5) it with black. 3. Go to Filter>>>Noise>>>Add Noise and enter the vales Amount = 60 %, Distribution = Gaussian, Monochromatic. 4. Then Go to Filter>>>Blur>>>Motion Blur and enter the values. 5. Now create one more layer (Rain2), fill it with the black and do the same procedure as we done above. But do remember to change the Noise amount from ?60? to ?61?. But no change in the Motion Blur. 6. Create two more layers and do the same and change the Noise as ?62?, ?63?. 7. Now Change the Blending mode of all the 4 layers to ?Overlay? and Fill to ?60?. 8. Now Click the Magic Button, Switch to Image ready 9. Now do the following steps 10. Open the Animation Bar from the Windows>>>Animation 11. Now Click the Duplicate Current Frame 4 times 12. Now Click the 1st frame and set the opacity of the 1st layer ?100? and other 3 layers ?0? 13. Click the Other (2nd one) and make the Opacity of the 2nd layer 100 and others ?0?. Now do the same procedure for the next 2 frame and layers too. 14. Now click the run button in the Animation Panel 15. Now you can see the rain is falling....Stop the play and Go to File>>>Save Optimized as and save it. Enjoy the Tutorial... I will be back after my break.... Catch U later bye........ 123Jilson
09. Apply 'Satin' to the raindrops layer. Set the 'Blend Mode' to Overlay, color to white, opacity to 75%, the 'Angle' to 19 degrees, the 'Distance' to 10px, and 'Size' to 15px.
Hello! In this tutorial, I will show how I created the Rainbows wallpaper. First, create dark sky in the background. For that, set forecolor to dark blue and back color to black, switch to Gradient tool (G), change gradient type to Radial, and create gradient from bottom to top of document.
4. Now do: Filter > Blur > Motion Blur... and set the angle to 60 and the distance to 23. Adjust the layer opacity to taste and presto - Rain with Haze.
Finally, get your brush, make sure the properties (Scattering/Smoothing) are set correctly, brush around! Do not exagerate the rain making it look fake, try not to cover a spot too many times, and let it rain!
Make it rain! Tutorial on making rain on any photo in photoshop! 1. Open yuor image and duplicate image layer: 2. Now go Filter>Noise>Add Noise and set parameters as on picture below: 3. After that, go Filter>Blur>Motion Blur ad set: 4. Now in Layer Palette set Fill to 40% 5. Now we have to make water like its really raining. I used Magic Wand Tool and made a selection here: 6. After selecting this area go Filter>Pixelate>Crystallize and set: and thats it! It should look like this:
Step 1: Open up a stock image in Photoshop of any size and/or format. Please note that the image to my right was grabbed from the excellent SXC.HU archive - where there excellent pictures aplenty! NB. Remember that rainbows are a trick of the light produced when sunlight diffracts through fine droplets of water. With this in mind, make sure that your source image has these elements in abundance, or else your rainbow will look blatantly artificial!
1. Open photoshop go to file menu and make a new file size 779 width hight you can choose according to your text & material which you want to put on your website.
1. Open any image that you want to add rain drops too. In order to make this look more realisitc, I'm going to use the following image of a green leaf.
I would not call this a "beginners' tutorial," but if you are a beginner and you want to do raindrops, go for it. Just be patient with yourself as you do it, click on the link text for further help, and keep your manual handy.
Create a new layer and put it inbetween the background image and the rain layer. Create a black to white gradient in this layer and only drag the gradient about half way down the image. Then apply the Multiply mode and you can reduce the opacity if you like.
For this tutorial I might as well show you how to get the mood/ conditions in which rain falls........its not just darkning the image.......................................................................................Firstly get yourself an image you want to comp the rain into.
Title: Make rain: photoshop technique This photoshop tutorial will show how to you create rain effect an an exiting photo. I have demonstrated how to use adobe photoshop software cs2 tools like Image Adjustments, curves and blur etc.
To create a raining look, we will create a new layer in PhotoShop above our image layer, and we will fill it with 50% gray (select your new layer and goto Edit > Fill, and then choose 50% Gray. Next, we will goto Filter > Add Noise and choose 12.5%, Uniform and Monochromatic. Then goto Filter > Blur > Motion Blur, and choose your desired angle of rainfall and a distance that looks good for your image size. Now change the Layer Blending Mode to Screen. These are samples of what we should get:
Add drama to your photos with this photo-realistic rain effect. In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to combine several Photoshop filters to add rain to your photo.
In this tutorial we will be lighting up a night scene to give it some added style, These are a few simple tricks that we have covered in the last tutorial �Day to Night ~ Setting The Scene ~ PART.1� . But we will be adding rain as well as animating it. Creating an animation was also covered in the �CS3 minus Image Ready� tutorial. However this is a using less steps for this type of effect� Lets get to it, this is my bud Trevor riding my Honda Ruckus. w00t w00t�
Easy! Wait till it stops raining, take the picture, then add the rain back in using Photoshop, which is exactly what we're going to learn how to do in this photo effects tutorial.
5. Almost there.. Go to Image > Adjustment > Levels (Ctrl+L) and slide the middle grey arrow to the right to make it softer or to the left to make it rain harder
Adding rain digitally can increase the drama in a photograph and it can even make it look more realistic. Often when photographing in the rain, the rain doesn't appear in the photograph. Here's an effective way of adding realistic rain by utilizing several layers of rain.
This free Photoshop video tutorial will teach you how to turn any bright and sunny image into something that really resembles shitty weather. You will be learning how to apply the noise filter, how to apply motion blur, how to apply different blend modes, how to reduce transparency to a layer and how to modify the output pixel luminosity using the levels dialog.
I am going for a vintage look of this photo so I picked for outer glow that gradient. You can chose any other gradient you want to play around and see what the outcome will be. Don't forget to punch the size at max. No go to Filters - Blur - Motion Blur and apply the following settings:
With our image opened in Photoshop call up the layers palette Window >Show Layers or hit F7 on the keyboard. Now duplicate the image by dragging it over the Create New Layer tab and re-name it Rain. by double clicking on the new layer in the Layers Pallet and typing Rain in the Layer Option palette window
To create a raining look, we will create a new layer in PhotoShop above our image layer, and we will fill it with 50% gray (select your new layer and goto Edit > Fill, and then choose 50% Gray. Next, we will goto Filter > Add Noise and choose 12.5%, Uniform and Monochromatic. Then goto Filter > Blur > Motion Blur, and choose your desired angle of rainfall and a distance that looks good for your image size. Now change the Layer Blending Mode to Screen.
3. go up to brush and select the Hard Round 19 Pix brush, then go back to the document and click drag to create a drop shape which we're gonna build the layer style on, make sure the drop shape is created on layer1, which is above the background
Wow, this is simply inspirational. It looks straight like a scene out of Jack the Ripper. I will also link this from my blog! Two thumbs up!
Give photo's this extra touch to pretend like it's raining very hard. You can also use this to tease relatives by modifying your holiday-photo's and tell them you had a bad time... Be creative!
3. Repeat the creation of a second Rain layer but with a little more noise to get a denser rain. Lower the opacity of this second Rain layer to simulate the rain in the background.
- Change your foreground color to: #030303 and background color to: #FD0202. - Go to Layer - New - Layer and click ok. - Select the brush tool () and change the following settings of this brush:
One thing I will tell you, that I enjoy a lot about using these 'Layer Effect' filters, is that you can create a new empty layer, then apply any of these filters, and THEN grab a brush and start painting on the canvas. You'll see the filter get applied to the paint in real-time. It's quite a thing to see happen when you have the filters setup to produce a 3D effect - like this rain drops effect.
Of course there are thousands of tutorials on the net to show you how to create rain, but I didn't find any that fast as my technique and with my twist. The twist is that you can change the feeling of any photo at the same time. Oh� and it's fast� really fast. It's all about applying one brush, one layer style, one? effect and one blending mode. As usual, since I am one of the laziest persons alive, I find a way to pass all the hard work to Photoshop and me just to press few buttons along the way to achieve the effect. Curious about how can you do it in Adobe Photoshop? Read further then.
To apply the text click the check mark in the upper right of the Options bar or press the Enter key (Mac), Control-Enter (PC). This will render the Type layer, Rain Drops.
[some of the images are repeated in the post] Brilliant source of inspiration, I see a lot of designs around with rainbows, I love the rainbw because it's God's reminder to mankind that He will not destroy the earth by water again :o)
Step 1: Open up a stock image in Photoshop of any size and/or format. Please note that the image to my right was grabbed from the excellent SXC.HU archive - where there excellent pictures aplenty! NB. Remember that rainbows are a trick of the light produced when sunlight diffracts through fine droplets of water. With this in mind, make sure that your source image has these elements in abundance, or else your rainbow will look blatantly artificial!
1. Open photoshop go to file menu and make a new file size 779 width hight you can choose according to your text & material which you want to put on your website.
1. Open any image that you want to add rain drops too. In order to make this look more realisitc, I'm going to use the following image of a green leaf.
I would not call this a "beginners' tutorial," but if you are a beginner and you want to do raindrops, go for it. Just be patient with yourself as you do it, click on the link text for further help, and keep your manual handy.
Create a new layer and put it inbetween the background image and the rain layer. Create a black to white gradient in this layer and only drag the gradient about half way down the image. Then apply the Multiply mode and you can reduce the opacity if you like.
For this tutorial I might as well show you how to get the mood/ conditions in which rain falls........its not just darkning the image.......................................................................................Firstly get yourself an image you want to comp the rain into.
Title: Make rain: photoshop technique This photoshop tutorial will show how to you create rain effect an an exiting photo. I have demonstrated how to use adobe photoshop software cs2 tools like Image Adjustments, curves and blur etc.
To create a raining look, we will create a new layer in PhotoShop above our image layer, and we will fill it with 50% gray (select your new layer and goto Edit > Fill, and then choose 50% Gray. Next, we will goto Filter > Add Noise and choose 12.5%, Uniform and Monochromatic. Then goto Filter > Blur > Motion Blur, and choose your desired angle of rainfall and a distance that looks good for your image size. Now change the Layer Blending Mode to Screen. These are samples of what we should get:
Add drama to your photos with this photo-realistic rain effect. In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to combine several Photoshop filters to add rain to your photo.
these grains to rain drops in a moment. Give the settings as in the image on the left. Amount - 60
Easy! Wait till it stops raining, take the picture, then add the rain back in using Photoshop, which is exactly what we're going to learn how to do in this photo effects tutorial.
10. Select the first frame. In the Animation Palette click the small triangle at bottom of frame to choose your animation forever
3. go up to brush and select the Hard Round 19 Pix brush, then go back to the document and click drag to create a drop shape which we're gonna build the layer style on, make sure the drop shape is created on layer1, which is above the background
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