PS easy to make interesting "small model" photos

Have you ever seen a picture of a real scene, but the effect is like a small model? In the past, you need to use the "axis mirror" to shoot, and Photoshop CS6 has built a "axis mirror" effect filter, so that you can easily make small model photos! See how to turn wide-angle photos into small models in 5 minutes!

　(Step one) select the appropriate photo

Small models are generally viewed from a view of the eye, so when we shoot, we have to look at this angle, and notice that the photo should contain a bunch of little "heroes" to pretend to be "small models." This time we found this simple picture of the football field as a demonstration.

　(Step two) open the photo, and then on the "filter" > "Blur" > Open the Tilt Offset panel

(step three) you will see that the photos have 3 sets of adjustable components:

1. In the middle of the dot-adjustable to the degree of ambiguity and maintain a clear place, generally will keep the small model clear, this time we put the center point on the football player

2. Clear range-the number of adjustable range is kept clear

3. Mold Lake range-adjustable than another set of fuzzy settings

We adjust the setting arbitrarily and look at the actual effect, this time the adjustment is as follows, then press OK. OK, there is a little bit of a small model effect!

　(step four) Adjust color enhancement effect

We first adjust the saturation, press Ctr+u to open the saturation panel, and "saturation" plus 40. Then open the image > Adjust > Brightness/contrast, adjust the contrast, plus 40.

You will have a "small model" effect picture when you are sure!

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