Create a Dynamic Portrait with Flashy Light Effects Create a Dynamic Portrait with Flashy Light EffectsReviewed by Edmar Cisneros on Feb 16Rating: Preview of Final Results Download the PSD Dynamic Portrait with Flashy Light Effects.zip | 3.37 MB Download from Website Dynamic Portrait with Flashy Light Effects Photoshop Tutorial Resources Step 1 Open a new file in Photoshop.It should be 3200 pixels wide by 2100 pixels high.Use 300 dpi for the depth resolution. Now we are going to set up a basic background for the image.Create a new layer and select the gradient tool (G). Click on the lower Left part of the canvas and drag the cursor to the top right side to create the gradient. To eliminate the gradient stops (the lines that appear when the color gradually changes shades on a gradient) we need to add some noise.Go to the menu Filter>Noise>Add noise and use a radius of 1.45% Distribution set to “Uniform” and check the “Monochromatic” option: Now drag the Starfield stock image to your canvas and resize it to fit. Step 2 Step 3 Step 4
O que são e para que servem as Máscaras Apesar de serem muito práticas e facilitarem muito vários processos de edição de imagem, as máscaras são um tanto desconhecidas de grande parte dos usuários do Photoshop. Por isso, antes de qualquer outra coisa, precisamos explicar quais são as situações ideais para usá-las. Assim ficará mais fácil identificar o porquê de usar máscaras em vez de atuar diretamente na imagem. Não é difícil encontrar imagens que ficariam bem em montagens ou então quando é preciso esconder ou exibir apenas uma área desta figura. Assim, quando for necessário recortar algumas áreas da imagem ou fazer seleções minuciosas, as máscaras são meios que podem ser muito bem recomendados. Agora que a sua máscara já está criada, é hora de decidir o que você quer fazer com ela. Outra maneira de utilizar as máscaras é fazê-las colaborar nas seleções de áreas da figura. Em seguida, pressione “Q” no seu teclado. É imprescindível lembrar de manter a máscara selecionada enquanto se está fazendo alterações nesta “película”.
How To Make Digital Photos Look Like Lomo Photography The following tip on getting digital images to look like Lomo Images was submitted by DPS reader – Frank Lazaro. You can see his photography at his Flickr page and see some of his Lomo shots here. From the first time I saw a photo that looked like this, I wanted to shoot one of my own. But, for the longest time I couldn’t figure it out how people took photos look like this. Then one day searching the web, I realized I needed a Lomo LC-A camera. This is a Russian made camera that was a knock off of another camera. Low and behold I went out and bought 2 of these babies. I searched and searched and after trying several different Photoshop methods, I finally came up with my own using a mix of different techniques. Get Free Weekly Digital Camera Tips via Email Here is my step by step on how I take a digital photo and make it Lomoified. Getting Started – Creating a Vignette Once you have set the feather (shown above) and have drawn the circle, you must invert the selection.
Der Name Piaty bürgt hat auch in Steyr für Qualität</A> Mag. Karl Piaty ist stets ganz vorne im Ranking zu finden, wenn es um die HAK Steyr und Internet geht. Beim Homepage ACT Wettbewerb erreichte die HAK den 2. Am 26.April 2012 wurden in Wien die Preise des österreichweiten Wettbewerbes ACT für Schulübungsfirmen überreicht. The Making of Mystic In this tutorial Nik Ainley walks us through the process of making a spectacular image. This tutorial focuses on the big picture steps taken to create this image. You'll learn some incredible techniques in this tutorial, and get a view into how Nik creates beautiful photo-manipulation based images. Let's check it out. Introduction Hello everyone, before we get down to actually starting any Photoshop work I thought I would say a few words. First, and most importantly, I should state that this is by no means a tutorial for beginners. Basically, the idea behind this tutorial is to document the process I used while making this image from start to finish. Realistically, it would also be almost impossible for me to record every single action I make while producing an image. Another way in which this article might differ from a more traditional 'recipe' style tutorial is the lack of precise instructions. Anyway, it's time to start thinking about creating this image. Right, enough of that.
Efeito Desenho à lápis estilo retrô Dando continuidade à série Primeiros passos, você aprenderá a criar um efeito de Desenho Colorido com estilo retrô. Você trabalhará com Filtros, Blend Modes e Camadas de ajustes. Ao som de Karen Elson, vamos aos passos: Links de apoio: -Tradução dos Blend Modes - Tradução dos Filtros 1- Abra a fotografia que você aplicará o efeito. 2- Pressione CTRL+J para duplicar a camada e em seguida CTRL+SHIFT+U para deixá-la em preto e branco. 3- Pressione CTRL+J para duplicar a camada ( camada em preto e branco ). 4- Vá em: Filter/Noise/Add Noise. Amount: 10%Distribution: GaussianMonochromatic 5- Vá em: Filter/Brushe Strokes/Angled Strokes. Após aplicar o filtro, mude o Blend Mode da camada para Multiply. 6- Pressione CTRL+J para duplicar a camada e mude o Blend Mode para Color Dodge com opacidade em 50%. 7- Crie uma camada de ajustes Solid Color e preencha com a cor #c1b3b4. 8- Crie uma camada de ajustes Curves. 9- Com a tecla ALT pressionada, clique no ícone New layer.
Photoshop vintage effect Back in October I took this photo, in front of our house. A cool scene, bright colors and a double rainbow. After seeing this picture on my Flickr page, I received an e-mail from Marco who asked me about the post process of this image. Now here is my answer… Choose your image carefully First of all I need to mention that some pictures are better suitable than others. Add contrast and saturation Place the image in a separate layer. Adjust curves Add another adjustement layer. Select Green from the Channel dropdown menu and adjust the curve as shown in the image above. Now select Blue from the Channel dropdown menu and adjust the curve as shown in the image above. Add Vignette effect Select the layer with your photo and go to the Filter menu and select "Convert for Smart Filters". Now go to the Filter menu and select Distort > Lens Correction. Add some Colorisation Your photo should look pretty dramatic right now with a lot of contrast. The final touch Before and after Here is another example:
Creating a Vector Composite Effect from a Photo This tutorial will demonstrate how to take an image, in this case a woman's face, and give the appearance that it is entirely composed of vector shapes. Along the way, we'll use some fairly basic techniques, including clipping masks and displacement maps, to achieve a unique effect! To begin, create a new document of pretty much whatever size you'd like. I personally prefer a wider look for this effect, but any size should work. You should, however, probably stick to a landscape aspect ratio, at least for following this tutorial. I chose an image size of 720 x 480 pixels at a resolution of 300 pixels per inch. Once you've created your new image, fill the background layer with solid black. Next, we have to find an image to work with. You can use an image of almost anything for this effect, but to follow this tutorial, your best bet is to choose an image similar to mine, i.e. a human face. Once you have your image, place it into your document as a new layer.
Time and Patience is the key How to Create Cool Light Effects in Photoshop « Abstract This tutorial is maybe another proof that I’m a light and color effects freak, I like them very much. So, In this tutorial I’ll show you more light and layer styles effects. You don’t need any special brushes for this tutorial. Everything is done using a few stock images and a few techniques already used on my previous tutorials. This is an advanced tutorial and you should know how to create a custom brush and how to apply layer styles. What I wanted to create was a sort of wizard that throws colored energy balls so I created some stock images and started to work. Preview Materials needed Step 1 Open your model stock in Photoshop. Step 2 I started by making a light ball. Step 3 At this point this doesn’t really look very good so I added some more details. Keep in mind that depending on the colors of your stock image, you might have to use different blend modes. As you see on the powerball dots layer, the nice outerglow around the small dots is visible because of the big orange glow light.
Add Dynamic Lighting to a Flat Photograph In this tutorial, I will show you how to spice up a fairly dull and flat photograph. It's very easy and fast! Go from flat photo to a uniquely lit style. Editor's note: This tutorial was originally published on Psdtuts in March of 2008. For this tutorial, we'll need two photos that I took. First of all, my apologies for this step. Anyway, just use the Patch Tool (J) to remove the car and the Clone Stamp Tool (S) to recreate the pattern of the bricks where it used to be. If you've never used the Patch Tool, there are a couple of ways to use it. Once the van has been removed, apply Filter > Render > Lighting Effects to make the light come from the top right. With the tool that you prefer, create a selection of the part that you want to hide. Duplicate the background layer, desaturate it with Ctrl+Shift+U, apply Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur with 4-pixel Radius, and set the Blending Mode for the layer to Overlay. Now we need a photo with clouds and the rays of the sun coming from the right.
Create Your Own Social Icon Stickers In this tutorial I will run you through some simple steps to create some social networking icon stickers you can use on a website or any other project you want to use them for. First download this crinkle paper texture Now open a new document 300X300px in photoshop Create a new layer and choose your ellipse shape tool. Now create a circle in the middle of the canvas any color you want. Now I am going to make it a bluish color, similar to the twitter color blue. Go to color overlay and type in the color #33ccff Once you made that blue open your crinkle paper image. Now drag it into your canvas above your circle. Once you drag that in, turn the opacity of the crinkle paper down to about 65% so you can see the blue circle behind it. After you figure out what part you want on your sticker turn the opacity back down. If you do that correctly you will see a selection made in the shape of your circle layer. After that set the layer to overlay Now go to select>>modify>>contract Now grab your burn tool.
Create a Stunning 3D Liquid Explosion Artwork 3D renders are often combined with vector elements and photostock elements to create stunning visual effects. While some artworks can be created merely in Photoshop, most designers are forced to call upon other programs in order to achieve truly brilliant effects. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a Poser figure, create a shatter effect and render it in 3DStudio Max, then use Photoshop and some simple stock images to create a brilliant and visually stunning water explosion effect. Even if you don’t have Poser or 3DSMax, we’ve included the render in a PNG format for you to play with, and you’ll still learn valuable techniques. This tutorial covers many advanced techniques, but not to fear, as Joe will walk you through step-by-step how to create it. Tools Used: Poser3DS MaxPhotoshop Download the render.png. Final Image Preview: Step 1: Setup and Creation of the Render We will start off by opening Poser, it will have a template figure placed in your viewport. Step 5: Bombs
Facing a New Day - Photoshop Manipulation Here is the tutorial I announced on the newsletter about a month ago. I couldn’t publish it before sorry. In this manipulation tutorial I will show you how to create a really nice sunrise scene. I will show you how to transform a day picture into a sunrise using some adjustment layers and gradient maps. Hope you enjoy. Final result preview Stock images used Step 1 Start by opening the city stock image in Photoshop. Step 2 Open the man stock image, crop it using the Pen Tool (P) and paste it on a new layer above the background and the sky layers. Step 3 – Background color matching Ok, once you’ve done with that, start turning this into a sunrise scene. I took the sky as my guide to create the color and light for the rest of the elements. The first thing to do is to make the background darker. So add a Curves Adjustment layer and increase a bit the dark tones. Next I just added more adjustment layers to achieve that yellowish tone on the background and match the sky color. Step 4 Step 5 Step 6