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My favorite Photoshop hack for extreme blur effects!
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2021
- In this tutorial, we'll check out a method to create this grungy blur effect using an unexpected tool in Photoshop. Screen or overlay some texture on top to quickly create an awesome graphic design effect!
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Every single time I've come here I learn 10 new things.
Brady you're a freakin' legend, brother.
You know you're doing a good job when people start watching your tutorials for entertainment. I even laughed a little when you started blurring.
That being said, I'll be sure to use this technique in future projects. Thank you!
Very cool, I actually like watching tutorials just to see people work as well. Appreciate it!
I don't even use Photoshop that much, but it feels this channel just fills bag of tools. It definitely opened my mind on the usage of textures, as I never really used them a lot. I'm using TextureLabs now :P
@@Texturelabs you also got that smooth tone in your voice ^^
been using field blur for this effect but this is much faster and more convenient. great stuff as always. thanks!
Right on thanks... Ah ya someone just mentioned field blur - definitely works! Always nice to have multiple tools for slightly different looks
@@Texturelabs Yeah definitely since some methods mesh well with other tools differently
I also use field blur for this. A bit slower but you don't need to rasterize the text. You can do this on smart layers. Which means you can come back to this and make changes later on.
I think you lose a lot of the hands-on aspect using Field Blur, which is why the smudge tool is a more attractive option IMO.
I see notification i click, i learn something new, i appreciate, thnx
That's cool to hear thanks!
One of my favorite Photoshop RUclips channels!
Right on!
Photoshop is a set of tools, and Brady knows how to blend them like a maestro, a true genius. No licking here, just the simple and humbling truth.
I've been smudge-blurring since version 6, way back in the 90's. The blur tool has never been capable of the levels of blur which it should have been able to. This is a good way to get around how wimpy the blur tool is.
v6 was Y2K.
Great to see you back again, Brady!
Thanks, been a hectic month but it was nice to get something posted!
You can also use alt + right click to adjust your brush size. You usually have your left hand around the ctrl/alt area anyway. Works well with alt + scrolling and (shift +) scrolling, which is zooming and moving around the canvas. Which happens often when using any sort of brush-like tool.
I really appreciate you not only giving clear helpful direction but also explaining the things that could have been done and why you didn’t use them, and smaller side tips throughout that really helped me understand this effect a lot more :)
I still cant believe how all these are free, thank you so much!
Omg the king has dropped a new one
Ha!
You could also play around a bit with the scatter option on a brush. Instead of the useless blur-tool I'm mostly using smudge with a scatter, because it immediately blurs what's underneath the stroke instead of just blur-dragging the pixels along the stroke
I look forward to each and every video you post, Brady. Your techniques have helped me create multiple works of art, and 4 complete album covers for my EPs. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
this only tell us a thing: traditional media and i mean old tools from photoshop still rocks! thanks for this dude!!!
Wow this is just amazing! never thought we could use this tool for blurring, this looks very professional. THANKSSS
Brady, I've watched a LOT of Photoshop tutorials, and yours is my favorite channel by far. Thank you for being so engaging and informative.
Edit: Liked and subscribed!
I am never surprised at being surprised at your fantastic tips, techniques and creative solutions.
Thanks Brady!👍
Oh that makes sense on why I couldn't get the same effect with the Lens Blur when doing your spray paint effect.... I just ended up smudging and applying texture hah
Ah yup! Haha, I was kind of wondering if anyone had noticed that....
@@Texturelabs I won't lie, I just assumed I was doing something wrong lol.
This is for sure the style I'm trying to portray, I really appreciate this man
It's my first time to realize this use for smudge tool. thank you
Another brilliant Tutorial! sometimes the simplest methods are the most underlooked ones. Thank you for another crucial peice of information.
I would pay a lot of money to be your student. Like, I dont know if you do masterclasses online, but if not, you def should. I am obsessed with how clear and nicely you explain everything!
easily the BEST tut I've ever seen!
I've really waited this tutorial for long time.
Why are the thumbnails always better than the tutorials result.
Thank you so much for making this tutorial video, as it has helped me a lot with this current project I am working on for my internship.
your tutorials are teaching so many unique things I really love it, thanks!
That is such a nice look. Thank you for the tut.
great as always. we can use the layer brightness as a mask to retrieve transparency so no issues.
Again with the skills! Thanks Brady for these tips.
Man i love your channel you got some best tricks for photoshop
Hi from France !
I discovered your videos this week and I want to say thank you ! I discovered a lot of great tips that I didn't know.
- A happy type designer
love this guy, he gives tutorial with very simple and clear steps. straight forward, on point, don't make us confused!
Man I've been wondering if there was a better way to get good isolated light bloom blur effects in painting and have been using the Box and Gaussian blurs but this method gives way more freedom in how the blur looks. Thanks for the tutorial!
The best. Dropping that knowledge. Thank you!
I love taking these amazing tutorials and trying to figure out how to duplicate it with After Effects. Not always doable, but at least they give me inspiration.
Thank you so much!!!! I love the website. Until 5 minutes ago I used to browse across the web and download low quality texture but that is just amazing. Please keep it up, you might end up something like unsplash
What a legend! Thank you for all your content.
Again thank-you Brady for taking the time to make a comprehensive video. Definitely will consider the field blur as well for a non destructive work flow. I like the concept of blurring the edges. Not exactly sure how I will use this technique. However, I am use that I will find a use for it in the near future.
Where have you been all my life???? You've got a new subscriber!
Hey, this is pure genius!
Thank you!
i'm new here and i'm loving your content! good job!
That's cool to hear, thanks!
This is exactly what I needed, thank you!
NB: the smudge tool is very computationally intensive when used for the ‘shake and blur’ method, so this technique may not be practical if you’re using an older device.
Amazing content, I really wish I had discovered you before. Such handy resources. Thanks for your work!
Excellent. Love this. Looks so much like a dirty window on a very frosty day...
Great effect. I love the textures! I'd recommend Field Blur non-destructively on a Smart Object. :) As far as I know, you can't do the lighten and darken with just Field Blur but you could use multiple layers and Blend If. Edit: Just tried to reproduce this in Field Blur with good effect. I was glad because I went back in and adjusted the blur points to make improvements after I moved things around. Definitely recommend non-destructive techniques when possible. 👍 Thanks for the inspiration!! :-D
Cheers thanks for the comment! Absolutely, field blur has the non-destructive thing going for it; should have included that in the vid instead of lens blur... so, +1, worth exploring for anyone who's into this kind of treatment
Brilliant and Easy Tutorial ! Loved it !! Thank you so much
Boom 💥 another great tutorial. Thank you very much!
VERY NICE!!! I always learn so much!!
thank you for amazing textures
Direct to the point. Thanks for sharing!
You deserved a follow :)
Always something great to learn from your videos - THANK YOU!
Appreciate that!
Looks fun, thanks for the idea!
amazing as always
Simply..THANK YOU Brady! Great Channel!
Loved this tutorial! Thanks a lot...Subscribed and ready to see everything you´ve done and what´s to come
Great tutorial, never messed with the smudge tool before.
great tutorial, straight to the point!
Great tutorial! Thank you!
My pleasure thanks!
This is really awesome!
That is a great technique!
Thanks!
Awesome tutorial! Very helpful!
So useful. Thanks for this!
Great tutorial! Thanks
AWESOME ! thank you for sharing this !
i saw it on instagram somewhere it's great effect!
I would love to see this made in aftereffects as a title reveal sequence
dang! this is brilliant!
thank you!
i feel like this shouldn't be free, but I'm grateful that it is :))
Wow love it so much, thanks!
Thanks dude really cool
Excelente tutorial! Saludos desde Argentina!
Nice video as always
you are a genius
Great tip man. Surely earned a sub
Appreciate that!
I've never seen this type of tip, very nice! I like to use Blur Gallery > Field Blur so I can have more control over exact parts of text that I want blurred out and/or sharper.
Still an amazing video, keep up the good work.
Awesome tutorial, thank you.
Glad to, thanks!
you are the best!!! thank you soo much!!
Amazing!!Thx for sharing
Great job 🎉
Thank you
u r lifesaver
Very useful. Thanks.
Hey I have an idea for an effect you might want to cover, and how I would approach it. An LCD or digital screen look! To do this, I'd mosaic or upscale with nearest, and use three patterns of subpixels to filter out the RGB into the subpixels. Then use perspective and scale down to make it look photographed. For CRT I don't have as much of an idea but can imagine a blur then halftone.
Actually had client feedback not more than 2 hours ago that was "how about more CRT effect" so I'm gonna try this tomorrow... and it better work, ha!
Nice trick! Thanks!!
No prob, thank you!
Nice tutorial
thank you so much!
Excellent
very, very cooollll, thanks man!
Awesome thanks!
Amazing! Thanks for sharing...
genius
Very cool! Thanks!
For sure thanks!
nice work
Very cool!
AWSOME!
Brady… GREAT VIDEO!