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1. First, open the photo, click on the layer at the bottom of the Layers palette button, choose Black and white.
You can scroll down to find a preset filter option for your photo and I chose my green filter. |
, Next, copy the background layer, and name it "blur." Execution: filter > Blur > Gaussian blur, set the appropriate amount of blur. When you are sure to hide the layer temporarily, it will be used later.
| 3. Add a new layer, go to filter > Render > Cloud, and then set the blending mode of the layer to color filter. |
| 4, add three or more layers, covered with clouds, build a thick fog. |
| 5, when you are finished, select all the clouds, right-click and select merge layers. Then add a layer mask. |
| 6. Now, we will work on the prospect of refining the photos in the mist. Select the layer mask thumbnail to paint the foreground portion with a black brush with large flow and transparency. |
| 7, now reduce the size of the brush, opacity reduced to about 10%, from near slowly smear. |
| 8, after feeling satisfied, copy layer. Right-click the layer mask for the copied layer and select Apply Layer mask. |
| 9, reverse layer, through "image > Adjust > Invert, and then hide layer." |
| 10, now go back to your "blur" layer. Show it, and give it a layer mask. |
| 11, select the layer mask, go to Image > Application image, and select the inverted fog layer, you put in front, as the source layer. |
| 12, now, invert the layer mask. You'll see the Blur is now the fog is the thickest. |
