1. Create a new 500x500,rgb mode, white background image, set the foreground color to black, fill the background layer.
2. Execute menu-Filter-render-lens flare, brightness 100, unexpectedly head type 50-300 mm zoom, move the Halo center to the image Center (Figure 1).
3. Press Ctrl+b to adjust the cyan of the median to 100 blue to +100, then press Ctrl+m to thicken the halo edge color (Figure 2).
4. Execute menu-Filter-twist-wave,
Set the generation trend to 6, the wavelength minimum is 60, the maximum is 100, the amplitude minimum is 1, the maximum is 180, the ratio,
Horizontal vertical is 100%, type selects sine, undefined region selects duplicate edge pixel (Figure 3).
5. Copy the background layer to the top, press Ctrl+i to invert the color,
Press Ctrl+f again to execute the wave filter again and change the blending mode of the layer to the difference (Figure 4).
6. Press Ctrl+b to adjust the cyan of the median to-100, then execute menu-image-adjust-gradient mapping, Simple Type Select "Simple",
The style selects the first blue to white gradient and sets the gradient option to reverse (Figure 5).
7. Press Ctrl+i to invert the color, then press ctrl+m to increase the brightness of the image (Figure 6).
8. Execute menu-Filter-warp-polar coordinates, select polar coordinates to plane coordinates, and flip the image vertically
Then use the wave in the twist filter, the value is not necessarily, you can set it yourself (Figure 7).
9. To the channel panel, hold down CTRL and click on the blue channel, then use CTRL+M to light the color, and then hold down CTRL and click on the Red channel,
After the selection float, press and hold Ctrl+alt click on the blue channel, the color of the selection curve darkened, and then the saturation of high,
So the flames are layered, and finally you can use Ctrl+u or ctrl+b to adjust the color and saturation (Figure 8).
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