radial blur eye background [intermediate]

M

moose

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#1
#1
This tutorial is a little bit harder because of positioning.

Step:1 Make new canvas. I used 425x100

Step:2 Go to FILTER>RENDER>LENSE FLARE. Select movie prime and brightness 160. Make three of them exactly where i put mine.

Step:3 Go to IMAGE>ADJUSTMENTS>DASTURATE. Then go to FILTER>BLUR>RADIAL BLUR. Set it to Spiral and best. Number at 100.

Step:4 Then go to FILTER>STYLEIZE>FIND EDGES. Press CTRL I. ( yes it will be black as so is mine)

Step:5 Go to FILTER>RENDER>LIGHTING EFFECTS. Make it so it looks bright like mines.

Step:6 Then go back to FILTER>BLUR>RADIAL BLUR. Set it to 35 best spiral or zoom.


Step:7 Now add some color by going to IMAGE> ADJUSTMENTS> HUE/SATURATION. set it to color. then choose your colors. I use 200/50/-35
 
Babe_Ruth

Babe_Ruth

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#3
#3
That's not to bad, I wouldn't be able to do that, well that's also because I really suck at making graphics. Good job.
 
Sephiroth_Masamune

Sephiroth_Masamune

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#4
#4
Unicolor images are best IMO. They make things look better than to have a whole ton of colors and making it as complicated as possible. It attracts the eye to have things match like he does.

I like this tutorial...but I am currently having fun with my PS prog. at the moment.
 
S

SOAD2k8

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#6
#6
Dude, these tuts you're doing are a great idea! Good work!
 
SuiGeneris

SuiGeneris

blue 3
#8
#8
Hey; I'm kind've embaressed to say that I'm stuck on the first step. How do you make it look like that exactly. I'll follow what you did and I don't get the three light points at all. I am still stuck with a blank document. Should I set my documents back grounds to black automaticcaly>?
 
M

moose

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#9
#9
yes at the begining make it black. then when at the lens flare thing you can move it any where on the canvas. position it as i did on mine.
you will have to do it 3 times.
 
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