Photoshop Best Filter kpt6.0 (ix)

Filter Let's take a look at this picture before we start learning the next filter

is not very beautiful. You might think it was a picture of the sunset, then you are wrong, this is a KPT6.0 filter generated by a sunset, you can also use this filter to generate the various conditions of the sky, daytime, evening, morning, dusk, as long as you like to generate (a bit like the epoch-making feeling). What's the name of this magical filter? It is the KPT skyeffects in the famous KPT6.0 family (KPT Sky Special effects). Let's get down to business and learn how to use it.

Its interface is a bit like the kpt Scenebuilder we've learned before, and it's just a standalone window, not the entire screen, like the other KPT6.0 filters. The first thing that this filter gives me is that it seems to be the control plane version of the airplane.

Let's look from left to right to see how these parameters are adjusted.

The leftmost piece is the preview (preview) area, and of course the main function is to preview the final effect. In addition, there is a camera to adjust the function. We see that there are three parameters below this area for us to adjust. The first 360 option can generate a 360 degree panorama.

The second key is used to adjust the camera's focal length. We see the angle of the red arrow changing at the time of the adjustment, the larger the angle of the lens, the closer the angle. The third button is used to rotate the camera, note that the rotation can only be done up and down rotation.

The Sky (Sky) operation area on the right contains the color of the skies, the setting of the ground color, and the setting of the rainbow intensity. Click on the small color block in front of the sky letter to select the color in the pop-up color selection bar. Also set the color of the Earth on the ground (the Earth). The next slider is used to adjust the intensity of the rainbow.

Below the sky area there are two spherical areas of regulation, which are the parameters of the Sun (Sun) and the Moon (moon). Let's take a look at the Sun tuning area first. The arrow in the upper-left corner toggles the small tile to the right of the front and rear icons. The right color block adjusts the color of the sun. The central sphere is the sun position adjustment area. The ball is divided into two hemispheres, the upper part blue for the sky and the lower half as the ground. Using the mouse we can easily adjust the sun's position in the sky. In the process of adjustment we can find that the sun closer to the ground color redder. In the lower left corner of a small circle, with the mouse point it later drag it can be seen in this circular area from black to white. This is used to adjust the aura of the Halo Sun, next to the small color block used to adjust the color of the halo. Moon Adjustment area and the sun adjust the way the operation, the difference is that there is a lower corner of the moon to adjust the phase of the region, with the mouse to drag it can control the lunar circle.

　

Below the Priview is the layer (layer) control area. Here you can control the number of clouds, the number of fog. The first layer is Haze (mist), the second layer is fog (dense fog), the next four layers is cloud Layer (clouds). We see that the left side of the fork is hidden, with eye signs is the layer that can be seen.

Do you think that this method of regulating clouds is a little bit rough, of course, there are more subtle adjustment methods. On the right side of the layers there is a haze Setting (cloud setting). Haze color (cloud color) can adjust the colour of fog in the color block. The following Haze intensity (cloud intensity) can set the concentration of clouds, Haze altitude (cloud height) to regulate the height of cloud spreading, Haze distance (cloud distance) to set clouds away from the camera.

Well, by learning this filter, you can create the wonders of the sky you want. But I'm telling you, there's a little flaw in the night sky where there are no stars. C