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Using AKVIS LIGHTSHOP we have finally spoiled the weather in this small town. Well, the town-dwellers will have to stay at home and drink their 5 o'clock tea near the fireplace. Do not believe the weathermen!
And copy this girl to our image (Of course, This girl stays on a new layer). Rotate the girl like that (Ctrl+T)
[23] Thanks for read this Photoshop Tutorial. I hope this is a good tutorial & you can use these Photoshop Techniques & the Final Image should look like as shown below.
I created an example similar to the one in the last blog. The bottom image has two layers, one set to Linear Dodge and the other set to Linear Burn. In the top image, the same rectangles were combined on one layer and set to Linear Light. The lighter color does brighten the base layer considerably?but not as much as Linear Dodge does; the dark color doesn?t darken the base layer as much as Linear Burn does.
10 . Duplicate this layer. Name the elk left copy layer elk left down. Click edit=> transform=>rotate and set the rotation to -30 degrees. Use the move tool to orient it over the neck and body.
8. Drag the middle of the line down to make it darker, or up to make it lighter. You can also combine these two techniques to make a dark or light blurry vignette.
7. Insert a layer called grass. Select the grass brush preset from ps7, set at 50 pixels. Set foreground and background colors to black, Paint in the grass at the elks feet on this new layer so that the grass fills the lower crescent of moon and goes to the bottom of the elk leg stubs.
4. Click on the background layer. Open the Sunset. Using the move tool. Drag the sunset image onto the lighthouse canvas. Click Edit=>Transform=> Scale. Set the width to 65% and the Height to 65 % and apply.? Use the Move tool to Position it so that the bottom of the sunset is at the top of the water.
This graph represnets the distribution of shades in the image. All the darks translate into dark sades and lights t lighter shades and are distribted along the normal curve. When am image is too dark, most of the colors will fall in the lower part ofthe graph. Hence, we will need to take these darker shades and translate them into slightly lighter shades.
That's all for now folks ....... well not quite! It occurred to me that you might wonder what uses your could put your lightsaber to? So I decided to have a little fun with one I made earlier, lol. The background on the image below comes from royalty and copyright free web collection (providing it is used for non-commercial purposes). The two male figures (I am certain you will recognize them), came from my sons posters. The female ...... well, will leave you guessing on that one, lol.
Go to Filter - Blur.and select the Radial Blur option.try to get the exact same settings, this is very important for the Travelling At Speed Of Light Effect.
Notice the main black line through the middle. This will be our lightning bolt. But to isolate it, we first invert (Image > Adjustments > Invert or Ctrl+I) it:
Neon Lights On Black Tutorial Photo Manipulation Tutorials In this basic photoshop cs tutorial we will be doing some image manipulation. We will take an image of a person and use photoshop filters to create a neon effect.
In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, we're going to look at how to add colorful streaks of light to a photo. You've probably seen these light streaks used in ads for everything from shampoo to cellphones, and in fact they were used most recently in a cool ad for a new cellphone from Sprint and Samsung. Creating them is as easy as drawing a path with Photoshop's Pen Tool and then stroking the path with a brush, with a couple of simple layer styles used to add the actual color and light effect. It's all fairly easy, but if you've never used the Pen Tool before or you're not sure how to draw paths, you might want to check out our Making Selections With The Pen Tool tutorial first, where I cover everything you need to know about drawing and editing paths with the Pen.
In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, we're going to look at how to bring focus and attention to a specific part of an image using a simple and easy to create lighting effect. This technique also happens to be a good way to add interest to a photo that could use a little more visual snap.
Title: Linear light effect Cloudy or grey skies to warm sunny fast Description: Free photoshop tutorial for artists to learn to linear light effect to add light to images.
The ray of light is blended into the photo but it doesn't seem very strong. To increase the visiblity of the ray of light, we'll use the Levels tool (Image> Adjustments> Levels or Ctrl+L). Drag the right input slide towards the left to increase visibility. You may also press the Auto button to have Photoshop automatically set it to an appropriate level.
Improve your portraits with this easy and effective foreground lighting effect. In this Photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to dim the background to add focus to the subject. This effect may sound simple, but it does an exceptional job fixing portraits with busy backgrounds.
Title: Night scene on a highway with street light Description: Great Photoshop tutorial for drawing night scene on a highway and street light.
9.Now to give a color lightning effect, Go to Layer>New Adjustment layer>Hue/saturation and select the "use previous layer to create clipping mask" and then we make sure that we also select the colorize option
In this tutorial we'll be isolating an object from it's background, and then applying various lighting/texturing effects to different parts of the image to create the piece 'Smokey Dancer'.
This tutorial will teach you how to give your photos amazing lighting effects that really make them pop. Best of all the techniques are covered in just 10 steps, making ordinary to amazing a simple transition!
Replicating the beauty of nature has always captured the interest of many. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a sunlit sky, an old rusty fence with a few winding vines with spring flowers, and the dramatic light that's shining through.
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A technique often used in advertising these days, is these glowing lines. They look like light motion trails. If you ever wondered how to create these kind of lines, here is how I do it�
About nine years ago, when I started The Photoshop Roadmap, tutorials were all about special effects. In fact, no matter how ugly, any kind of effect was well received, because designers and artists were starting to discover the Web as an invaluable source of inspiration.
As we continue learning more about off-camera lighting, we need to examine the beam of light coming from the light source. How big is it? How close it is? Which angle is it coming from? How much did I pay for it, again?
bien qu'un peu lass?? par toutes ces "performances" lumineuses, je dois reconnaitre que celles ci sont vraiment tr??s jolies, et renouvelle un peu mon interet pour la chose. Merci pour la decouverte.
Create a new folder and rename it to "Lights". Inside this folder Paste the Beijing 2008 logo. You can get it from Google Images. Probably the text will be black, but that won't be a problem, just go to Image>Adjustments>Invert. We will need all the text and all symbols in white.
Create a new layer and fill it with Black. Make sute this layer is lower than the lights and over the actual image.�
Fantasy art scenes are usually handled with a liberal sprinkling of Photoshop plug-in fairy dust ??? but you don???t have to slavishly follow that route. By creating your own brushes in Adobe Illustrator, and using scanned elements with Photoshop, it???s a simple process to create otherworldly scenes that are alive with glow effects and shafts of virtual light.
From sparkles, pixie dust effects, coloured light spots and light beams, to using splatter effects as a form of lighting, it???s all here. Some of the tricks you???ll learn are created through cunning use of stock photography, while others make use of Photoshop???s built-in tools.
Hi.. im Leo.. im a GRAPHIC DESIGNER wanna be...hehehe.. i appreciate that magic lighting effect.. it gives me idea and knowledge..i hope you can send me some of your tutorials.....thanks thanks thanks....
I hope you liked this tutorial. Feel free to use it in any of your designs but don't forget to leave a copyright to CoreGFX. You may not redistribute this tutorial without contacting us first. If you have any problems or any questions feel free to contact me on my msn [email protected]
I'm actually pretty new to light painting, although I'm seeing it around more and more. These works are just great, feel free to post more like this :)
In fact, we don't need that small glowing circle because we can easily create one with Photoshop by going to Filter >Render > Lens Flare, but this image saved us a few steps ^_^
In order to create the sparks we will use the amazing brush engine. Add a new layer, inside the ???Light Effects??? layer, set white for the color and follow the images below.
In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, we're going to learn how to take an ordinary photo and give it more focus and impact by creating a light source and shining it on the main subject through a window. You'll need the photo you want to add the lighting effect to, as well as a photo of the window you want to use. If you don't have a photo of a window, just do a quick search on the internet for one, since it's really just the shape of the window we'll be using, not the window itself.
In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, we're going to see how to add focus to an image with light, using Photoshop's Lighting Effects filter and multiple light sources.
In this tutorial I will show you how to get a very cool effect that will look like the images below when finished:
In this tutorial we will be creating a nice lighting effect for the sky after enhancing its colors. You can apply this technique to any photo but I think it works best with the sky!
In this tutorial, I'm going to show you a nice and easy way to use the Lighting Effects filter in Photoshop to add a mysterious ambiance to almost any graphic. To see the effect in action, hover over the image below:
Lighting effects are a versatile set of techniques that have recently come back into vogue in advertising and the fashion press. Lights and tracing motion effects can become part of the composition, adding brightness and motion to an image.
My name is Fabio Sasso, I'm a graphic/web designer from Porto Alegre, Brazil and I'm the founder of Abduzeedo. I hope we can share lots of information, tips, and ideas through Abduzeedo. Also you can follow me on Twitter or my personal site at http://fabiosasso.com.
Nikolay Vanchev is a very talented 20-year-old graphic designer & art director. I was a friend to him on Deviantart but im in love with his work since he published his "Typography is not a solution"-artwork. Together with Dimo Trifonov the bulgarian launched his new website nufabric.org.
Now go to the duplicated layer and select all; Select->All (or Ctrl+A), then copy the layer (Ctrl+C). Now, view the layer mask by "Alt+click" -ing on it.
Now we'll take it to the next level by adding a bright burst of light rays emanating from the center of the image. At this point, it helps to expand the size of the window so that it's slightly larger than the image. This gives you some extra room around the edges to use the tools more easily. We also have some options here that will influence how this brighter highlight will look. Either way, we need to work in a new layer, so click the new layer icon to create one above our base layer.
Ok now get ready for the great light beams Create a new layer, move it behind the photo and use your Line Tool (U) to draw a line diagonal.
Open up the vector curves you downloaded from Vecteezy in Illustrator. Select the curves and press Ctrl+C. Switch back to Photoshop and press Ctrl-V. Select Paste As Smart Object.
Other titles I thought of for this Photoshop fire tutorial were �Burning Down the House�, �The Roof Is On Fire�, and �Fire! Fire! Fire�, but then I realized how cliche that would be.I obtained my house photo from PhotoSpin.com (PhotoSpin #0780029).
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Picture 10. The final image with many different light and glow effects made in Photoshop. Click here to see a large version.
Quite impressive for photomanip-enthusiasts. I'll try to apply this to the next piece I work on, and see what I end up with. I tend not to use Screen much, for lack of understanding how it works, but I'll explore it a bit more.
So in this Photoshop tutorial I will show you how to create a space scene with some nice Lighting Effects in 10 Steps.
Sometimes, when watching film, I was really impressive by many wonderful sightseeing which we could never see in the real-life. Now, with Photoshop, I am able to create those kinds of special effects for my favorites sightseeing images. The final result is the peaceful, mysterious and beautiful sunset on the highland. I hope that I could see this effect even just once in my life. Now, let 's do this.
Step 2: Duplicate this text layer (Ctrl-J) and go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set a radius of 4.2 pixels
Step 4: We had two nice curves but they are still dim, so press Ctrl-J to duplicate this layer and then merge it down by press Ctrl-E
Step 6 Now heading back to the light rays shapes layer, right click and duplicate the layer and then using CTRL + T rotate multiple copies of this shape simply rotating and scaling as you like until you get a similar or desired effect.
Step 6: Bring a little color to our light! We can't apply color directly to the white light we has created with Hue/Saturation or Color Balance so we will use a little trick here. Create a new layer and use the Brush tool with a soft brush and orange foreground (#ffa800). Now paint your photo like this:
Step 7: In the next steps, we will add light effect on the model. Use the Pen tool to draw some curves on her
Step 7: Now hit Ctrl + F (This is a shortcut that applies the last filter to the layer) 2 more time, or simply repeat the previous step 2 more times. Step 8: With the top layer still selected, Hit Ctrl + J 2 more times, or simply duplicate the top layer 2 more times. (If the light is still not showing up well, duplicate until you get the desired amount of light) Step 9: Merge all of the 3 zoomed layers into one. (You can do this by hitting Ctrl + E twice. Make sure you have the top layer selected, or you will merge the wrong layers.)
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The next thing to do is write out your text. Using #f1aa12 and a nice, large font write out your text on the canvas. I wrote out �FAMOUS.� The font I used above is Arial Black, size 82 pt. Right-click the layer in the layer's pallette then go into the Blending Options. Use the following layer styles:
Then choose Filter / Blur / Gaussian Blur. If the image is 300dpi, choose 18pixel for Radius. If it is lower, choose 8pixel. Then click ok.
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This collection contains a 25 amazing light related brushes. This includes fractals, light beams, clever light effects and shapes as well as other light related things. If used well, these brushes can create some amazing effects perfect for anything f�
This is part 2 of the best abstract brushes for light effect post that many of you enjoyed. all the brushes are free and be used to create amazing effects as demonstrated in the previews.
This light stripes effect are quite flexible to useful too as mentioned earlier. The first example below, you can also use it to create a color spectrum with dark background. While the second example showing the application of light stripes effect in web design. Looks cool isn't it?
This set of christmas lights as transparent PNGs can be used in any program that will support *.PNG files. Photoshop, GIMP, PSP, and many more. These images are extremely high resolution, with the average size being about 800 x 3000 pixels @ 300 dpi.
This tutorial is split into two parts to cover both basic concepts and advanced techniques and discussion. In this primer, we will look at the ideas behind creatively reinterpreting the light in an image. We do this to change the focus or dramatic impact of the image, usually because the available lighting wasn't what we needed, or because our intent for the image might have changed. The techniques can be useful for product photography, portraits, fine art, or whatever strikes our fancy.
This tutorial will show you how to use filters and transform tools to create a nice candle light with glowing effect!
This type of magic light is easy to make, once you know the steps involved in the process. You will need to know how to work the magic inside the Brush Engine of Adobe Photoshop, cause that's the place where everything happends. Also you will be required to know a little bit about Paths� not too much, just to draw a Path and Stroke it with a Brush. Once you know all this, you're ready to go. The tutorial is quite easy to follow and I tried to add as many screen shots as required to understand it. Remember that you MUST try different values for the effects used (according to image size, resolution, etc.) and also try different approaches� maybe you will find a better way of doing it with better results. If that happends, I would like to know about it, so drop me a comment. What the hell�. drop me a comment anyway, I'll be glad to read it.
This �dark to light� method is different from what I usually do. Normally, I start my paintings with a middle-toned background and paint in the shadows (darker areas) first, then the lighter ones.
Today we are going to take an object/text, change it from 2-D to 3-D and give it some realistic effects. We are going to be using Illustrator to create the object, then bring it into Photoshop to add highlights and shadows.
With your new blank document open, grab the Type tool from the Tools palette or by pressing T on your keyboard. Make sure black is selected as your foreground color. If it isn't, just press D on your keyboard to reset it to black. Choose your font in the Options Bar at the top of the screen. Thick, heavy fonts work best for this effect. Then, go ahead and enter your text. I'm going to use "Impact", and I'll type the words "LIGHT BURST":
Wouw really nice outcome! fantastic!! waiting for more tutorials using Fireworks! Thanks a lot guys! Keep it up with the nice work. :-)
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Your lights or designs look empty, without life. With this tutorial you will learn to create some animated lights and your design will really look alive. We this tutorial you will also learn how to animate something in ImageReady.
[...] Beautiful lighting FX effect in Photoshop This tutorial will show you how to make a beautiful lighting effect on scatters by using Photoshop. Keep in mind that I only provide the basic guidelines to creating this type of effect. There are tons of possibilities if you spend time to play with the settings and keep your creativity wide open. [...]
[...] effects we've discussed�there's elaborate use of smooth streaks and plenty of glowing orbs. The original image was kindly provided by livinginurletters and modified by [...]
[...] Lighting Effects Tutorial: Part 2, Burst Streaks In Effects @ 8:00 AM, 02/4/2009 This post will demonstrate how to create a burst streak lighting effect. If you missed it, Part 1 of this series was smooth streaks. [...]
[...] Lighting Effects Tutorial: Part 3, Glowing Orbs In Effects, Tablet Users @ 8:00 AM, 02/6/2009 Another lesson in lighting effects! This time, I will demonstrate how to create glowing orbs through both a video and text instructions. So far in this series, I've showed you smooth streaks and burst streaks. [...]
[23]-Now fill the selection with '66c9cb' color & then go to Blending Options,select Drop Shadow & use the following settings Photoshop Technique-How to use the Drop Shadow feature
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There is nothing wrong with painting an apple red, but if a green neon light is shining beside it, there can be an entire shade of green cast on the side of it's surface. The purpose of this tutorial is to get to the more advanced techniques of adding reflective light colors onto these surfaces.
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Step 7: Use the Eraser Tool (E) with a soft brush to erase the outer side of the light. Press Ctrl-D to deselect the current selection. Repeat step 6 and 7 with the other side. Now the light looks more real!
Welcome to TutorialFeens.com! On this site, you will find various photoshop tutorials that you may find interst in. Whether you're new to photoshop, or an advanced user, you will find many tutorials here that will be helpful to you. Please feel free to look around, if you have any questions or comments, gladly send me an e-mail.
Welcome to TutorialFeens.com! On this site, you will find various photoshop tutorials that you may find interst in. Whether you're new to photoshop, or an advanced user, you will find many tutorials here that will be helpful to you. Please feel free to look around, if you have any questions or comments, gladly send me an e-mail.
Here???s a nifty little lighting effect that we can create in Adobe Photoshop using the Lighting Effects filter. It???s a really simple way to give a flat graphic some flare!
Open an image into Photoshop. This Photoshop effect doesn't work with every photo, so you'll need to pick a good photo to start with. A photo that is compatible with this Photoshop tutorial is one with a visible sky and that is partially covered with trees, clouds, etc versus a clear blue sky. Below is an example of a good image for this effect.
Now lets give some initial lighting effects. First we need to create a new layer (apple+shift+n), call it glow 1 and fill it with white. Now we are going to give the background a glow, so go into filters>render>lighting effects. Change your settings so it looks something like below.
I have seen many Photoshop tutorials on creating lightning. Most of them seem to use the difference clouds filter to achieve this. Granted, it is a cool lightning effect. The problem with it for me is that it is so random. You really have no control over which way the lighting is going to go. If you are looking for a great burst of lightning, and direction doesn't matter, then this is a good way to go. If however you are looking to control which way your lightning is going to go, in a just a few easy steps, then this tutorial is for you. Let's get started. If you prefer check out the Create Lightning Video Tutorial.
Mystical light shaft -tutorialpulse.com This ultra realistic light effect is great for adding drama and magic to your most beautiful photos.
[29] ee below for final photoshop output image. I hope this is a good tutorial and you can use these photoshop tips in your graphics design project.
The 3 Point Light setup is a kind of "standard" setup that 3D artists use to render their still images of objects. It consists of the main light (key light), the rim light (backlight) and the ambient light (fill light). The ambient light sets the overall mood of the image. For example, a sunset image will have an orange ambience. This means that everything has a slight hue of orange. The key light is the main light source, for example the sun or a spotlight. The backlight is usually placed behind the object, opposite the key light, and is used to illuminate the object so that it pops out from the background. As a general rule of thumb, the key light and the backlight usually have opposite "temperatures". If the keylight is yellow (hot), the backlight is blue (cold) and vice versa.
Title: Draw clouds, thunder and lighting using cool photoshop techniques. This photoshop tutorial will teach you to draw clouds, thunder and lighting using cool photoshop tricks.
Sales and marketing people have known for years that there is an incomprehensible mental link between the quality of light and the human emotions that they create. Cold light conveys feelings of isolation, loneliness, and emptiness - feelings you'd hardly want from a product, but very useful if you want to exploit perceptions to enhance before-and-after images (eg. in fitness magazines, when hawking health supplements, etc). Exploring this link with colored lights is an easy approach, but un-necessary given the tools at your disposal with a high resolution photograph and Photoshop!
Sales and marketing people have known for years that there is an incomprehensible mental link between the quality of light and the human emotions that they create. Warm light conveys feelings of security, comfort, and relaxation - all the qualities you'd want from a new home. Exploiting this link with colored lights is an easy approach, but replacing all lighting in your home for a photo shoot is un-necessary given the tools at your disposal with a high resolution photograph and Photoshop!
In this tutorial I will show you a very popular effect that gets a you a very cool lightning effect. The first thing you need to do is give your picture some texture. So go ahead and make a gradient.
Using the polygon lasso tool with no feather select the area for lighting be sure to include any little jagged bits to add interest as below.
Step 1 Open up an image of someone with his/her hand in the position so you could make lightning flow out of the vingertips;
1. Create a new file in Photoshop with a transparent background. The size should be what you are comforterable working in.
4. Grab the gradient tool and make a gradient going from black to what ever color you want, as I did below. drag from about middle of the light ball and down to where the light balls cirular shape stops, so you get the light ball dimentions.
1. Create a new image with a Transparent background and a resolution of 72. Rename this layer "BG". Size doesn't particularly matter, however big you want the image to be is fine, but I suggest it to be 300x300 or bigger. 2. Press CTRL+D to reset the colors. Fill the layer "BG" with black. 3. Create a new (blank) layer above the layer "BG". Name it "GRADIENT". 4. It's gradient time! Select the gradient tool. Now Change your foreground color (black) to Red: FF0000. Now go into the gradient Proporties and select "Foreground To Transparent". 5. Now make two small gradient lines. They should look like this: 6. Now select your Foreground Color (it should be red). Now go to "H" (Hue), and type in: 30. Your color should look orange. 7. Repeat Step 5 with this new color. 8. Select your Foreground Color again, and type in 60 for the hue. Your color should look yellow. Now repeat step 5. 9. Now go to hue and type in 120. Repeat step 5. 10. Next go to hue and type in 180. Repeat step 5. 11. Next go to hue and type in 240. Repeat step 5. 12. Now go to hue and type in 300. Repeat step 5. Your image should look something like this: 13. You can stop here, merge your layers and add graphics and text or whatnot, but I suggest you read on, you might get a better result. 14. Merge your layers (Shift + CTRL + E). Now duplicate the layer. Name this layer "WAVE". 15. Next, go to Filter > Distort > Wave. Now click the Randomize button until you get a desired result. (click the image to make it bigger) 16. Go to Blending Options. You can use whatever looks best for your image, but I suggest using Pin Light. 17. Merge your layers (Shift + CTRL + E). Now Duplicate the layer. Name this layer "TWIRL". Go to Filter > Distort > Twirl with the following proporties: Angle=256. 18. Now Go to Blending options, and use whatever looks best for your image. I suggest Lighten. 19. Now Merge your layers (Shift + CTRL + E). Now Duplicate the layer. Name this layer "BLUR". Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur with the following proporties: Radius=2.5-4 (whatever looks best for your image). (click the image to make it bigger) 20. You're done! You can add graphics and text and make your image look very nice. Your final product should look something like this: (click the image to make it bigger) Tutorial made by PimpMyCom Thank you and I hope I've helped.
1) Create a new document. Make sure the background color is Transparent and the resolution is 72. Now press the "D" key to reset the color palette. Now rename your background layer to "ONE". 2) Fill layer ONE with white by holding CTRL and pressing BACKSPACE. If this does not work for whatever reason, just take the paing can tool and fill it with white. make sure, though, that your colors are reset when you're done (If you're unsure, just press the "D" key again). 3) Grab the brush tool. Depending on the size of your document, select one of the soft round brushes, and make the brush size fairly large, yet not too big (estimate based on the following). You should be able to make about 9 to 10 soft cirular-looking brushstrokes, however make sure you only click the mouse button once, so not to make lines of any sort. Refer to the sample image below: 4) Invert your canvas by pressing CTRL + I. Now go to Filter > Distort > Wave with the following settings:
Light boxes, or light tents, come dear, and they are not things which are used very frequently, unless you specialise in that type of photography. If you wish to take pictures of an item around 3x4 inches or smaller you can save yourself some money by making a light box from a two litre ice-cream container. The white plastic makes an excellent diffuser and light spreading reflector.
Ctrl+Click to get the selection. Contract the selection by 3 pixels. Create a new layer. Apply Black to white gradient in radial mode. Change layer mode to "linear light" for this layer.
Title: How to draw a light bulb using photoshop software Description: Today my tutorial is drawing a light bulb which can be used in a variety of web graphics project. Untitled Document
-Now duplicate the text layer (right click on the layer->Duplicate layer), -hide the top layer. -select the bottom text layer as the working layer.
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Title: How to use photoshop tutorials to create a bright light spiral circle. Description: This photoshop tutorial website has free lesson instructions to draw or design a bright light spiral of light and sparkling stars.Spiral Galaxy photoshop tutorial ? Electric spiral light photoshop tutorial and tricks.
1. Select the Eyedropper tool and set its options to Size Sample 3 by 3 Average.
2. Now go Filter > Render > Lensflare using these settings: Brighness: 100%, Lens Type: 50-300mm Zoom
In this article I'll show you how to create an unusual abstract effect.
There is an easy way to simulate this 'neon glow' effect (also known as 'painting with light') by adjusting a photoshop brush. Learn how to make a brush taper, change colour, and fade.
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I am going to show step by step how to do it. Make a selection like this one, with the Polygonal Lasso Tool.
I am going to show step by step how to do it. First, fill your document -alt+f- with a color you like, I chose #C8B360. The size of the document is 600�600px.
Step 1: First open an image. I use this photo from http://www.sxc.hu
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If you are shooting wide open, which is at the camera's largest aperture, your depth of field will be correspondingly shallow. That means your focus is going to be even more critical than otherwise. Pick a point that needs to be sharp and really pay attention to keeping that point sharp. Generally, if you are shooting people, the most important thing to keep sharp is the eyes. When I am shooting people I focus on the eyes, shoot, re-focus and shoot again �and then do it all over again. I can't tell you how much I hate to be editing and find that I have a potentially great shot, but out of focus eyes ruin the picture. I have found that if I am worried about an image not being sharp, I am usually right. Pixels are cheap�shoot enough to make sure you have your shot!
1. The first thing that needs to be done before you start on your illustration is to determine the light source. This should either be decided in the sketch or determined by the photo you are working from. In the example that I am using to show you, the main light source is the sun and the secondary light source is the cell phone screen.
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Notice that we chose "From the Right" direction.
Here's what we are going to make:
Adobe� Photoshop� Elements 7
So yea, you can accomplish a lot with curves.. but more if you go into details with that tool. The tutorial is still going one step further to ensure that you only get the effect using curves, where you want curves to take effect.
Final adjustments can be made by painting on the mask with the airbrush tool later.
Now go to filter> render> difference clouds
2. Select your elliptical marquee tool and set it to a fixed size of 30 pixels wide by 150 pixels high. Use this marquee on your canvas and click Edit=>fill set to 50% gray, normal mode, 100% opacity.
Step 1: The basics
[1] Take a new file of 350 pixels, 470 pixels, of resolution 72 dpi in the RGB mode.
Then, change the settings to Red: 100%, Green: 0%, and Blue: 0% and click OK.
We're starting off with this image which is perfect for the job as this chap has his hands raised, almost as if he is expecting some lightning to shoot from them. Well Mr, you shall have some lightning in about 10 steps.
First find an image to use. In this tutorial I used a wallpaper of Alexis Bledel and resized it. Make sure the image you choose is darker otherwise you won't get the same effect as me. Here is the stock image.
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Click on the image for a larger version so you can see it in detail.
Invert the image by click on Image ?? Adjustments ?? Invert. Then make the lightning line get stronger effect by adjusting its level.
In this tutorial you will learn how to create different lighting effects using the render filter to get professional and beautiful effects on photographs.
Ok, we would now want to remove the leftovers of the clouds around the lightning. This part is a bit tricky, but also lets you play with the end product. We would remove the clouds using the �Brightness/Contrast� option in the �Image� menu, under �Adjust�. Open the dialog box and you will see the Brightness and Contrast bars.
To add a new light drag the light icon [ ] on the bottom of the Lighting Effects window onto the point that you want the light. The selected light's properties will editable on the right side panel. To kill a light, drag it onto the trash icon [ ]. When you are done customizing your lighting, hit OK.
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[1] Take a new file of 500 pixels, 200 pixels, of resolution 72 dpi in the RGB mode.
[1] Take a new file of 400 pixels,400 pixels, of resolution 72 dpi in the RGB mode.
Switch over to your Channels palette for a moment (it's grouped in beside the Layers palette). You'll see your selection saved as a new channel named "Alpha 1" at the very bottom.
Load the �Temple Stock 1? into Photoshop. Use any selection tool you prefer to make a selection around the temple (I would recommand you have a practice with Pen Tool, it's a good tool and in the future you may use it a lot for a variety of purpose ^^)
[1]-First of all Open Any image with the help of Ctrl+O as I did take following image
make new layer, set the mode to"color" And fill it with a color of your choice. I chose purple/blue
�2.�Go to the Filter -> Render -> Lens Flare. Use the 50-300mm Zoom lens and try to center the flare on the image.
Select the gradient tool,make sure the seting are like in the picture.Then drag and drop diagonally from the u-left corner to the down-right corner.You should obtain something like this.
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Let's get started!
Step1: Create a new image, File > New or (CTRL + N) Length (800) and Width (600). Change the Background color to black (#000000).