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Step 5: Go to Filter > Stylize > Glowing Edges and choose appropriate settings to make your edges bright enough
STEP 6 : Now apply the filter to the background. We will use Radial Blur. Select the "back" layer and go to Filter -> Blur -> Radial Blur. Use these or similar settings:
First go to Filter > Radial Blur with the options Spin or Zoom | Quality : Best | Choose amount : something between 25 - 50 for best results (if the shape is big you can choose 50 - 100) Now you should have something similar to this:
Film photographers can do all kinds of wonderful things with filters and other kinds of hardware. Thanks to Photoshop, digital photographers can achieve much better results during post-processing and have the advantage of being able to apply more than one effect to their images. In this tutorial you'll learn how a simple radial blur around your main subject can help center the focus of the image.
3. Then (with the new layer selected), apply a radial blur to the new layer containing the background. (Filter>Blur>Radial Blur).
Hello, In this tutorial I am going to show you how to create a whooshing sky effect on your photography. This can also be used to create a motion blur effect, to show speed down a long straight road or path. Everything in this tutorial can be done using any recent version of Adobe Photoshop. Including Elements, which I will be using for this tutorial.
