Easy Motion Path Blur in Photoshop

I will show you the fun way of using a path blur to create an abstract color motion blur. In this tutorial, we use the path blur filter, adjustment layers, and a clipping mask.
For stock photography:
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Envato assets Used in this Tutorial:
full-length-portrait-of-a-basketball-player-with-b-2023-11-27-05-08-35-utc
If you have questions, drop them in the comments section below.
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[@niboth]

Thanks, very useful.

[@postergrind]

Right on. Glad it helped you!

[@rv_planet]

Thanks for the post, great help!!

[@postergrind]

Awesome I am glad you liked that one. Thanks for watching and best of luck with your art and design!

[@nickgrayart]

Great tut man, thank you!

[@postergrind]

Right on. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and good luck with making some cool art!

[@melanikronn1236]

thank you so much!

[@postergrind]

You’re welcome! Glad you liked that one.

[@colinhassell2882]

Niiiiiice! Thanks.

[@postergrind]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@colinhassell2882]

Thanks for making it!

[@UCMANYASIANS]

i simpy lost track as i feel like i lost steps even though i tried slowing it down! im very new to PS

[@postergrind]

Sorry to hear that. I hope you are able to figure it out. I was a beginner one time as well but kept at it. Either way thanks for watching and in future videos I will slow down.

[@jasondiamond950]

great tutorial but really try to keep the image you're working on as full screen as possible. It's hard to see the tiny white square in the middle of PS Gray BG for no reason. thx!

[@postergrind]

I’m sorry about that. I totally noticed I made that mistake after I was done recording. Won’t do that again. Thanks for watching and sending feedback!

[@Rios70]

Can you save with a transparent background??

[@postergrind]

Yeah, save as a PNG file instead of JPEG.

[@Rios70]

This was easy to follow thanks. Other people don’t know you can pause and rewind lol

[@24flicker]

Looks great, but my image is completely blurred. I unchecked center, made duplicate layers, etc.

[@postergrind]

That’s strange. I’m not sure why your image is blurred. Is it blurred as soon as you go into the path blur filter?

[@Rios70]

You have multiple layers at the beginning of video. I think that is making me struggle . It’s not allowing path blur with your current steps on my end .

[@jakeledger2819]

can this be done in video ? or a series of photos

[@postergrind]

You might be able to find a plugin for whatever video editor you are using or just animate your image frame by frame. That’s a lot of work. I’m not a video expert either though. Thanks for watching!

[@jakeledger2819]

thanks for the reply! love your videos very informative @@postergrind

[@romalosaberidze693]

I have tried it but it does not show me any arrows even though that I clicked on the command H as you said.
🙏

[@AloKadrieri]

same here

[@JayMandos]

I hit command H but no path appeared

[@HarshaVardhan-ml6lt]

very poor explanation bro plz slow down

[@postergrind]

Cool, will do.