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Create a tilt-shift effect - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop for Designers: Filters
Create a tilt-shift effect
- [Narrator] Tilt shift is a popular technique that will give your images a miniaturized, or toy town look. It can be used for when you have a busy street scene, and you want to draw focus to a small portion of the image. Let's switch to the starting version, and the first thing I will do is convert my background layer to a smart object. Then, come to the Filter menu to Blur Gallery, and to Tilt Shift. Now, typically, this means blurring the image at the top and at the bottom, but you can rotate this if you want and blur it left and right. So, we have this window in which everything is in focus, and then at the top, things are blurred, and at the bottom, the image is blurred as well. And we can adjust the amount of blurring with the slider here, or with this on board control. It all amounts to the same thing. We can pull the blind down or up to make the window of focus bigger or smaller. We can click on the target to reposition it. And we also have a couple of other options over here.…
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Vary focus in a scene with Field Blur1m 43s
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Combine Diffuse Glow and Iris Blur4m 9s
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Add a Bokeh effect6m 26s
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Create a tilt-shift effect4m 4s
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Create a blur effect with Motion Blur and Puppet Warp6m 31s
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Compare Motion Blur and Path Blur4m 5s
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Create a Radial Blur4m 26s
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Use the Path Blur filter3m 33s
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Work with the Spin Blur filter3m 45s
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Create strobe effects with the Spin Blur filter3m 31s
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