Learn how to maximize the potential of Photoshop filters by combining filters and through the use of Smart Objects, blending modes, and filter masks.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Watch this first
- Vary focus in a scene with Field Blur
- Combine Diffuse Glow and Iris Blur
- Add a Bokeh effect
- Create a tilt-shift effect
- Create a blur effect with Motion Blur and Puppet Warp
- Compare Motion Blur and Path Blur
- Create a Radial Blur
- Use the Path Blur filter
- Work with the Spin Blur filter
- Create strobe effects with the Spin Blur filter
- Use the Cutout filter
- Use Cut to create an angular portrait
- Turn on the neon
- Use the Poster Edges filter
- Create an engraved look with a pattern overlay and the Displace filter
- Combine the Watercolor and Water Paper filters
- Add drama with the Angled Strokes filter
- Use Camera Raw as a filter
- Add grain
- Portrait retouching with the Camera Raw filter
- Color Grading with the Camera Raw filter
- Correct perspective
- Add a vignette with the Camera Raw filter
- Sharpening overview
- Unsharp Mask and Smart Sharpen
- Sharpen with Vivid Light and Surface Blur
- Sharpen with Gaussian Blur
- Ultra high contrast black-and-white with High Pass
- Sharpen and line art
- Create a tiny planet with Polar Coordinates
- Create a circular pattern with Polar Coordinates
- Control the Wave filter
- Create op art with the Wave filter
- Create Art Nouveau type with the ZigZag filter
- Use the Color Halftone filter
- Use Color Halftone for a black-and-white halftone effect
- Create a pencil sketch with the Fragment filter
- Create an authentic mezzotint
- Add rain—or snow
- Create a misregistration effect
- Experiment with pointillist techniques
- Create a logo with the flame filter
- Create a flaming meteorite with the Flame, Path Blur, and Lens Flare filters
- Tips for using Fibers
- Add drama with Lens Flare
- Create a charcoal portrait
- Make it shine with the Chrome filter
- Create a stippled portrait with Graphic Pen filter
- Create a woodcut effect
- Create a circular halftone effect
- Create a scan-line portrait
- Create a hand-painted look using the Photocopy filter
- Create an illustration with the Stamp Filter
- Create swirling patterns with Circular Halftone and Liquify
- Age a photograph by adding reticulation
- Add a craquelure pattern
- Create a painterly look with the Diffuse filter
- Create a line drawing with the Find Edges filter
- Create a glowing-edges effect
- Create effective solarizations
- Create a repeating pattern with the Offset filter
- Experiment with the Offset filter
- Work with the Oil Paint filter
- Further experimentations with the Oil Paint filter
- Put a face on a coin using Emboss
- Add a picture frame
- Simple application of the Vanishing Point filter
- Distort the image in perspective
- Switch the image
- Goodbye
Taught by
Nigel French