Photoshop CS5 Advanced Features control distortion

Tools/raw Materials

Photoshop CS5

Steps/Methods

First we open a picture with PS.

Create a new copy layer and pick up the background color as shown in the figure. (The cutout is not detailed here)

Right-click-------Convert to Smart object on replica layer

Menu bar "edit"-------"manipulate variants"

The body of the character image will appear in the grid.

Tool look at the above we can change the density of the grid through the options, the more points, the details can be adjusted better.

After the adjustment, we can right-click on the grid--------and then hide the grid.

Then click the left mouse button on the main joint of the character to add a pushpin (just a yellow dot)

With these dots, we can change the position of the character's body.

Hold down the ALT key, and you can delete the point when the shape of the graphic changes to a scissor.

(A black dot in a yellow dot indicates that the point is the currently selected point)

Hold down the ALT key, the mouse is slightly away from a bit of yellow dot, there will be a circle, we can rotate to control the joint.

The rotation should be meticulous and patient, once not in place can be many times, but also by changing the text of the Pushpin to adjust.

This is the picture we turned.

The rest of our limbs can be deformed by this method.

Let's take a look at the original image and the distorted contrast.

This deformation function, there are other functions, such as making art fonts can change the bending of the gestures and so on. There are other magical uses of the place, but also to be found in everyone together ~ ~ ~

Attention matters

If it is to do the body deformation of the character, it is necessary to note that the deformed limb must not coincide with the body, the body and limb is also a gap between.

If the changes in the process of limb intersection of the phenomenon, need to adjust the position before and after the limb, we can be set on the body to the right key, the right menu will have the "move one layer after" option, you can adjust.

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