Rain Effect: Photoshop
Rain Effect: Photoshop
not really much too it....it is pretty easy to do....just do these steps over a signature you already made...
1.)take a new layer, fill it black
2.)use the "add noise" filter and set it to 100% with monochrome
3.)add a simply motion blur to it to make it look the way you want
4.)then set it to overlay or softlight or w/e you think looks best
....for the animation itself you just make like....5 rain layers then make a 5 frame animation each frame showing a different one with the rest hidden each time.
(LOL MY BOBO KILLING SMILEY WAS ADDED!!)
1.)take a new layer, fill it black
2.)use the "add noise" filter and set it to 100% with monochrome
3.)add a simply motion blur to it to make it look the way you want
4.)then set it to overlay or softlight or w/e you think looks best
....for the animation itself you just make like....5 rain layers then make a 5 frame animation each frame showing a different one with the rest hidden each time.
(LOL MY BOBO KILLING SMILEY WAS ADDED!!)
Thanks for this it will help me =D
Ah... This is good. I can now use it on PS and don't have to download GIMP.
I do not know how to
Originally Posted by Chronologix
How would one do that?
Originally Posted by Chronologix
for the animation itself you just make like....5 rain layers then make a 5 frame animation each frame showing a different one with the rest hidden each time.
repeating steps 1-4 would make a rain layer...so do that 5 times in order to make 5 rain layers (change the noise % and possibly the blur % for each one in order to make each rain layer different)
then go into image ready and make 5 frames, first grame has one showing, then second frame has a different one showing (each frame has a different rain layer showing) dont have more than one rain layer visible at one time
then go into image ready and make 5 frames, first grame has one showing, then second frame has a different one showing (each frame has a different rain layer showing) dont have more than one rain layer visible at one time
thats what i got.
it isnt very visible...that is why i said softlight overlay or color dodge....sometimes if it isnt very visible color dodge will bring it out more...and if it is too bright then just lower opacity
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