Kathy L. Pollick |
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Special effects in pictures
I saw a wedding picture recently that was really neat. Would like to know how it was created..(wish I remember where I saw it)... the very center of the picture was the Bride & Groom. All around them were "lines" pointing into the center of the picture, that looked like something that was in motion. It almost looked like you were looking thru some type of tube... but I'm sure it was stopping some type of motion around them. Have to see if I can find it & post a copy.
September 02, 2005
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Liza M. Franco |
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Radial Blur Sample
Liza M. Franco
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Hi Kathy, I think is what you've descibed. I tried to figure this one out for you real quick tonight, this is my first try at it.I did this in PS 7. Open the file and immediately duplicate it by going to Image>Duplicate name your new file and close out your original. Now you want to duplicate your background layer by going to Layer>Duplicate. There are other ways of doing this, I just don't know how familiar you are with PS so we're going with this for now. On this layer go to Filter>Blur>Radial and set at about 45-60, Zoom, and good, click ok. Go to your Marquee tool, top left of toolbox. It may look like a square. If it does, left click on it and hold. You should see other options come up, click on the circle. Near the top of your screen you should see feather, I used 30, click enter. While holding shift, left click and drag to make a circle. If you don't hold shift you'll get an oval. Once its the right size you can move it to where you want it by left clicking in the circle and dragging. Once positioned, press delete and it will remove the center circle. Left click outside the circle and it will make your circle selection ring disappear. Go to Layer>Flatten and then save it. Good Luck, let me know if that works.
September 02, 2005
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Michelle Ross |
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Thank you for those instructions Liza.. . I have PSE 3.0 so I had to do things a bit different but it worked. . . I had someone tell me about this process with their son . . . he had a photo taken with this hunting gun . . . he pointed the gun at the Photographer(shriek) and he did this blur thing like this . .. I haven't actually seen it but I know this is what she was talking about . . . I wasn't sure how it was done and this is great to know now!
September 03, 2005
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Kathy L. Pollick |
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Thanks Liza. I don't currently have PS software, but I am hoping to get it in the near future. So I printed out your instructions & will try them as soon as I get it installed. Thanks a lot.
September 06, 2005
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Pat Worster |
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Liza could you please email those instructions to me, I have pse2.0 and would like to try it, Thanks. Pat
October 25, 2005
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Cyndee Wanyonyi |
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Jumping for Joy
Taken at 3:30 p.m. Used auto settings. PS radial filter zoom.
Cyndee Wanyonyi
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Here is another sample...
October 25, 2005
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Kathy L. Pollick |
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Yea, that's really cool how that is done.
October 25, 2005
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Michelle Ross |
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Here is a version also . .
October 25, 2005
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Kathy L. Pollick |
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Neat! Sure wish I had PS to play with that stuff.
October 25, 2005
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Cyndee Wanyonyi |
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Kathy...PS is really really fun! It only costs about $75 (for 3.0 Windows version) and it is totally worth every penny. I would invest if you like doing this sort of thing. Cyndee ><>
October 25, 2005
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Justin G. |
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My wife and I
October 26, 2005
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Justin G. |
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if I would login right.
October 26, 2005
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