Photoshop creates lifelike shot glass pictures

You'll learn how to create filters to make the shooting more realistic.

Learn how to create a photo of a shot glass. You'll learn how to create filters to make the shooting more realistic.

First look at the final effect:

Material:

You need a man with a gun pointed at the photo and a bullet hole with a dark background, window photo. This tutorial's photos are taken by Dreamstime photography, but you can use the images yourself. If you want to use this tutorial, you can download the original photo. 1. First open the photo of the person shooting.

2. Step 2nd-Place the glass bullet hole Photo Select "File" > "Open", the "glass bullet hole" image, drag into the scene. and use the free transform tool to place your photos in the appropriate size and position.

Rotate and enlarge the image as shown in the picture below. Bullet holes should be placed near the muzzle.

3.-Set the layer blending mode at the top of the selected layer and change the blending mode "filter".

The image appears to have been completed, but we are not fully finished yet. When zooming, you can see that the glass will not distort the image behind it. In the next steps, we will use filters to distort the scene behind the glass.

4-ready to create distorted images that distort the image behind the glass, we will use filters. First, we'll prepare a new layer to create the displacement image. Select the top layer and press CTRL + J or select Layer > Copy layer.

If you are using a Photoshop CS2 or newer version, your layer should be an intelligent layer. Then select the grid layer. You can also from the layers > Grid > Smart Images.

Now, after the grid, you get the layer below.

5-Create a background warp Select the top level, press CTRL + L or select Image > Adjust > Levels. Adjust the image as follows:

Now we're going to use filters to make warp graphs. Select Filter > Style > Emboss to set the following.

The following are the effects that are set:

6-Clean glass to clean the dirt on top of glass to make the glass clearer.

First change the blending mode of the layer to "multiply".

Sets the foreground color to #808080.

Select the Brush tool and remove some of the clutter from the picture you want to delete.

Here are the results before and after.

7. Copy the bullet hole layer, and then use the eraser to erase the extra things around the bullet hole, and use the Free Transform tool to zoom to the appropriate size, and then placed on the glasses, play the role of reflection:

8. The most red use "Photo filter", and set the color to cyan, adjust the final color of the picture, get the final effect. Final effect