*Fun Abstract TWIRL ART Effects:* th-cam.com/video/pwsjgqI4eaY/w-d-xo.html *Turn a Single Image into a PHOTO COLLAGE:* th-cam.com/video/ziJiOhfbi5M/w-d-xo.html *How to BLEND TWO IMAGES in Photoshop:* th-cam.com/video/sWFwGkfQ_0U/w-d-xo.html Hi everyone, Steve here. Thanks for watching my 3D Effect in Photoshop video where I show you how to easily create the red and blue 3D effect from classic 3D movies! Also known as an anaglyph effect or RGB split, this 3D Photoshop effect is so easy to create that anyone can do it in 60 seconds or less. You'll find a link to my complete written version and PDF of this tutorial in the video's description above. Leave comments, questions or suggestions below. And if you like our videos, please Subscribe (and turn on Notifications) for more!
My RGB channels seem to be reversed. I have to turn off red only to get the effect you have. Is this something they have changed since this video was made?
I did this but when I printed onto paper and tried to view with 3d glasses, the 3d effect didn't work so well. How can I print my 3d image onto paper so it can also be viewed with 3d glasses with the same 3d effect? Thanks
Question, would this work with retro 3D glasses? I am talking in means for depth, like in old 3D comics and such? Does depth perception on 3D work by how many pixels you move a picture in contrast to another in the background? For instance, let's say you have a layered shot of that man above with an added skyscraper in the background. Would I simply adjust the pixel expansion on one verses another to create a depth? Just curious how it all works, as I am pondering making a 3D cover for one of my albums. Probably have to research elsewhere too. Thanks.
i need a little help, every pic I try to edit, doesn't change color, it stays the same, they used to change a couple months ago (haven't used PS in a while)
To get a true 3D effect, you would need to place different elements in the image on their own layer and apply the effect to each layer, adjusting the amount according to how close or far away you want the element to appear. But it does work.
This is super old, but you probably have a white background layer underneath, i would guess, if anyone else ever tries this. If you turned that white layer off you would see just the red like you do here.
You know, in all the years that people have been asking me if this effect will work with retro 3D glasses, I never thought to just watch this video with the glasses on.
Applying the effect to a flat image will only create the general look of the 3D effect. To make different elements in the image pop out more than others, you'll need to place them on separate layers and then adjust the effect accordingly for each layer. I hope that makes sense.
Technically, yes, this 3D effect will work with those old red and blue (cyan) 3D glasses. But for a true 3D effect where different parts of the image appear closer or farther away than others, you would need to separate those parts onto individual layers in Photoshop and then apply the 3D effect to each layer separately. So it can be done, but it will require layers, selections, and time.
Red, green and blue are the primary colors of light. Photoshop mixes red, green and blue to create all the colors you see in the image. Your computer monitor, phone, tablet, tv, and every other type of display also create all the colors you see on the screen by mixing red, green and blue.
*Fun Abstract TWIRL ART Effects:* th-cam.com/video/pwsjgqI4eaY/w-d-xo.html
*Turn a Single Image into a PHOTO COLLAGE:* th-cam.com/video/ziJiOhfbi5M/w-d-xo.html
*How to BLEND TWO IMAGES in Photoshop:* th-cam.com/video/sWFwGkfQ_0U/w-d-xo.html
Hi everyone, Steve here. Thanks for watching my 3D Effect in Photoshop video where I show you how to easily create the red and blue 3D effect from classic 3D movies! Also known as an anaglyph effect or RGB split, this 3D Photoshop effect is so easy to create that anyone can do it in 60 seconds or less. You'll find a link to my complete written version and PDF of this tutorial in the video's description above. Leave comments, questions or suggestions below. And if you like our videos, please Subscribe (and turn on Notifications) for more!
Hello. Great tutorial. Will you actually be able to look at this in classic 3D glasses?
I'm using Photoshop CC, the latest version, and the options next to "channel" have completely disappeared, any other way to have the same effect ?
6yrs later and it still works, just got use a couple minor things changed, its easier now. Thanks for the tutorial...
watch at 1.25x
inciberkay lmaoo
THANKS!
2x
That is exactly what I did, and then I read your comment :D
it is a good speed for me to understand foreign language
100% easiest way to do this. This man is a legend.
wow, it literally was as easy as 30 seconds! THX 🙏🏽
Perfect. Just what I was after, clearly done. Thanks!
OMG I can't believe it's that easy!
I just say to this tutorial, that Simple, Awesome, and easy to understand, Thank you for you r great effort and time.
wow the only ps tutorial that worked when i tried
nearly 3 in the morning. i want to sleep. but now i has to make from every normal picture a 3D picture :D thx Bro
Thanks
I hope it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
CANNOT thank you enough for this!!
Glad it helped! Thank you for watching!
aw his voice is so soothing
Dude is a teacher foreal! Thank you for this!
I hope it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
You make the absolute best tutorials, sir. Thanks a million!!
Thank you so much!
PERFECT THANK U
Wow! That was super easy and really clear. Cheers!!
The guy's voice is so relaxing :D
The video is well explained and easy to follow beause it's short and slow! Thumbs up :p
Thank you so much
You're very welcome. Thank you for your comments and for watching!
Thank you so much!
I hope it was helpful. Thank you for watching!
it's very work and easy !! thanks bro!!
Thanks :)
Perfect!!!
Thanks!!
I'm genuinely shocked. Thx!
It's a super easy effect to create. I hope it was helpful.
amazing dude well done
thanks for the video, it was very useful for me
Bro you rock 💓
Thank a lot! Really great tutorial
Thank you!
This was so clear and simple to understand subscription +1
exactly what i was looking for. thumbs up!
Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful.
i like it
Great to hear it. Thank you for watching!
Thank u!!!
The best tutorial ever!
Tysm!!
very good and simple tutorial! thanks so much
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for the BEST tutorial ever, its very helpful
Glad to hear it. Thank you for watching!
please make a video to do 2 image with the red and blue effects thanks
Excellent! Thanks.
You're very welcome, thanks for watching!
this works with 3d glasses?
My RGB channels seem to be reversed. I have to turn off red only to get the effect you have. Is this something they have changed since this video was made?
How might this work with CMYK? I'd like to print of some 3D stuff...
Thank you!
You're very welcome. Thank you for watching!
I did this but when I printed onto paper and tried to view with 3d glasses, the 3d effect didn't work so well. How can I print my 3d image onto paper so it can also be viewed with 3d glasses with the same 3d effect? Thanks
Super helpful and clear narration, cheers!
Thanks, I hope it was helpful!
Question, would this work with retro 3D glasses? I am talking in means for depth, like in old 3D comics and such? Does depth perception on 3D work by how many pixels you move a picture in contrast to another in the background? For instance, let's say you have a layered shot of that man above with an added skyscraper in the background. Would I simply adjust the pixel expansion on one verses another to create a depth? Just curious how it all works, as I am pondering making a 3D cover for one of my albums. Probably have to research elsewhere too. Thanks.
Thanks a lot! It really helped!
Glad to hear it. Thanks for watching!
Great explanation...
Thanks Ari, and thanks for watching!
Very Easssssy.
Great to hear it! Thank you for watching!
thanks man
I hope it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel Very Helpful. Don't stop helping us
life hack
thx, helped me a lot
tahnkssss
Thanks for watching!
I suggest you desaturate the image. Anaglyph work better with grayscale photo.
i need a little help, every pic I try to edit, doesn't change color, it stays the same, they used to change a couple months ago (haven't used PS in a while)
And for the obvious question. Are you able to view it with normal 3d glasses and how is the effect if so?
Where can I buy those glasses in the thumbnail
thakss
Thanks for watching!
I have photoshop se8 and can't find the 3d link in layers where can I locate it?
Perfect thanks! Just making a thumbnail for a funny song video I'm about to release and this is the exact effect I wanted :D \o>
THX really nice, do you know how i can do this effect over a video?
You the Steve Patterson? from CBC's The Debaters?
Nope. I'm the funny one. :)
@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel well played. well played.
But does this make the image 3D when looking through glasses?
To get a true 3D effect, you would need to place different elements in the image on their own layer and apply the effect to each layer, adjusting the amount according to how close or far away you want the element to appear. But it does work.
nice
Thanks! I hope it was helpful.
my backround is Cyan when I click off the blending options, any idea why?
same
your document is probably in CMYK and not RGB. Go to Image>mode and change to RGB then redo the steps.
@@nyoung23 my image is already in image but i still see my brackground CYAN
It looks like that but once you move around the layers it should look like in the picture.
This is super old, but you probably have a white background layer underneath, i would guess, if anyone else ever tries this. If you turned that white layer off you would see just the red like you do here.
Hi . please . Is it possible. Make . Video . Experimental 5. As an example .. Thank you ..
how do you do it with a text?
Why cant i export it did not make jpg why is that
I can't get this to work in elements 14. There is no bleeding option.
Please note that this tutorial is for Photoshop, not Photoshop Elements.
i watch in 2x and still slow
E
*_WHATCHATx2SPEED_*
is this an Asmr?
Thank you so much!
Thank You so much for this great video
I hope it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Kewl! Watch this again with Red/Green glasses on and watch it transform in real time! :D
You know, in all the years that people have been asking me if this effect will work with retro 3D glasses, I never thought to just watch this video with the glasses on.
@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel 🤣🙃
But I Want The 3d Effect on the right and left not on the middle how to do that??
Really nice speed to work along in Photoshop without pausing the video all the time :) thanks
interesting..i never payed attention to that before. Good point.
Can you make one for mobile, i use kinemaster
Loved this video! A lot easier than another way someone showed me. Keep up the great work!
THANKYOU! Great tutorial!
I don’t have mouse :((
Amazing video, thanks.
Anyone know if this effect actually works with 3d glasses?
Applying the effect to a flat image will only create the general look of the 3D effect. To make different elements in the image pop out more than others, you'll need to place them on separate layers and then adjust the effect accordingly for each layer. I hope that makes sense.
Wow your diktion is amazing💫
Thank you.really helpful
Thanks
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the tutorial dude, I understand all clearly.
You are the boss
Excelent!
if you wear a 3d glasses.... will this work? X3 em planning to make a 3D board game for the school project..... i just hope it wouldnt be a fail
Technically, yes, this 3D effect will work with those old red and blue (cyan) 3D glasses. But for a true 3D effect where different parts of the image appear closer or farther away than others, you would need to separate those parts onto individual layers in Photoshop and then apply the 3D effect to each layer separately. So it can be done, but it will require layers, selections, and time.
@@PhotoshopEssentialsChannel thanks for the tips!!
Excellent tutorial, thank you!
amazing tutorial :D
I hope it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Best tutorial ever !!!!
Thanks! And thank you for watching!
really good wow
Glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching!
Thank you!
You're very welcome. Thank you for watching!
This effect is everywhere now.
Red green and blue are not the primary colors lmaooo
Red, green and blue are the primary colors of light. Photoshop mixes red, green and blue to create all the colors you see in the image. Your computer monitor, phone, tablet, tv, and every other type of display also create all the colors you see on the screen by mixing red, green and blue.
Thanks for stooping down on this guy. lol