I just wanted to share this cool effect with you that I found in one of my plug-ins that work with Photoshop CS5!
I'm sure there is a way to do this with just PS but this way is a lot quicker.
It's Perfect Effects 3 from onOne Software. It's a great tool for creating special effects for you images:
onOne Software.com
First, here is a Before and After of the image:
Here is the image in Photo Effects. It's in effects/ movie looks/ day for night. You then can make a few adjustments for a lighter or darker effect!
I then brought the image back to Photoshop for the last tweaking. I drew some small windows, duplicated them 5x in different sizes then cut & pasted a Christmas tree. I also darkened the tree for a night effect.
For another fun effect I put what looks like tiny lights in the foreground tree into a blending layer mode of "Color Dodge".
Finally, I added a layer of snow to the whole image for a final snowing scene and that's it!! :)
I'm sure there is a way to do this with just PS but this way is a lot quicker.
It's Perfect Effects 3 from onOne Software. It's a great tool for creating special effects for you images:
onOne Software.com
First, here is a Before and After of the image:
Here is the image in Photo Effects. It's in effects/ movie looks/ day for night. You then can make a few adjustments for a lighter or darker effect!
I then brought the image back to Photoshop for the last tweaking. I drew some small windows, duplicated them 5x in different sizes then cut & pasted a Christmas tree. I also darkened the tree for a night effect.
For another fun effect I put what looks like tiny lights in the foreground tree into a blending layer mode of "Color Dodge".
Finally, I added a layer of snow to the whole image for a final snowing scene and that's it!! :)
"that's it" :) its not just a plugin - its a massive creative effort and skill behind it. thank you so much for sharing and making it look so easy
ReplyDeleteLOL, really it's not that hard! I think that the plugin does most of the work!:)
ReplyDeleteYour transformations always amaze me. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you very Karen. Very much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you found it interesting!
Sandra :)
You are not only artistic and skillful, you are generous, too. Thank you for sharing. Hugs// Birgitta/ bivi
ReplyDeleteHow do I get you to teach me all that you know???
ReplyDeleteWOW....what a great talent. Your photographs are beautiful !! Rosamund Parkinson, photographer
Thank you, Birgitta! Very much appreciated! ♥
ReplyDeleteWell, thank you Rosamund!
ReplyDeleteYou know I'm also still learning new things everyday...I guess that's what keeps it fun. :)
Thanks for the beautiful compliment!