How to Create REALISTIC Light Rays in Photoshop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2018
- In this tutorial, we're going to learn how to add realistic rays of light to a scene in Adobe Photoshop.
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This was a very helpful tutorial and still relevant in the year 2020. Thank you very much for making it. People like you truly carry the creative industry on your backs, and for that we are endlessly grateful.
This was exactly what I needed to finish a client project! I appreciate the easy-to-follow instructions.
Awesome Laurel! Glad it was helpful :)
Extremely sympathetic and patient teaching! Utmost blessings!
Awesome info, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for sharing!
This was such an amazing and truly helpful tutorial. Thanks!
Love the way you present the video!
Thank you, fantastic video, clearly explained!
such a great tutorial you have made for us. Thanks a ton.
This was an extremely helpful tutorial! Thank you for sharing this!
Cheers Kyle, you're welcome :)
Awsome video, thanks man!
Great video thank you I have been trying to figure something like this for a while.
Amazing! I from Brazil and love your technique.
Very good video work!!
extremely helpful thank you!
thank you soooo muchhhh for your tutorial😍
Very helpful indeed, just what I was looking for in the illustration I'm working on. Thanks very much!
Glad it was helpful!
@@ForeverDansky Seriously, your video was exactly what I needed and at the precise time for the task in hand. My thanks, Milton.
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You’re welcome Ruben! 🙏😊
Lovely !!!! Very Helpfull
Excellent!!!
Very helpful tutorial :D
wow!!! Awesome!!! ♥ Love it!
Thanks Facundo!
it works perfectly Thank you very much:)
great job
thank you
Thank you so much this video is amazing, did my last thumbnail using it
champion. thank you!
Oh my goodness, thank you so much for this tutorial! I am not an artist and I needed an effect like this and this method is perfect! Liked and subscribed :)
That's amazing to hear Preston! Thanks for the sub, great to have you here :)
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Thank you!
Awesome!
thank you so much ! :D
Mind blown!
So fun! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Interesting perspective! I thought it would be done by radial gradient, but you surprised us!
Thanks Nicos, glad it was helpful :)
So nice! I guess I can use this technique to create a light of an interior lamp?
Thanks, great method. A tip if you only want the rays streaming in a particular direction and angle: enlarge your canvas and move your painted dots. The zoom blur always centers on the center point of the canvas. If you want to show a light source pointing, e.g. up and to the right, make a big canvas and move the dots to the upper right quadrant before you do the blur effect. The further your dots are from the center point, the tighter the angle of the rays. If you want to represent a distant light source with rays that are almost parallel, move your dots far from the center point.
Actually, zoom blur can be moved. There is an option in it "blur center", which can be dragged around
(found it out just now)
awesome... keep it...
Awesome, learned how to make the bokeh effect and light rays. Thank you.
Even in 2022, this tutorial works great for me!
Glad it helped!
Marvelous tutorial!!! I have a project that needed light rays added, I watched a bunch of videos, YOURS is the best!! You are a great instructor, subscribed!!! Thank You.
excellent video!
Thanks so much Melani 🙏😁
Thanks for the awesome video! just two tips though, Hitting "X" switches the two colours of the brush so you don't have to constantly click on it and drag to black or white!
and hitting "D" sets the brush to it's default colours too (black as primary and white as secondary)
This was Huge!/
Thank You!
You can also change the brush size and hardness by pressing the Alt-key(option key on Mac) and the right mouse button at the same time....move the mouse right and left for size and up and down for hardness. :}
Interesting what would you do differently if it was a window on an angle?
Thank you! was really helpful!
You're welcome Tamar!
very nice
Cheers Sheikh!
This is cool (thank you), but I was hoping to see how you made the light rays look realistic through the letters of the solid font (like in the thumbnail for this video).
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How do I do the text in the thumbnail?
My brush is not tapered at the ends, and the Opacity Jitter is grayed out.
Bad ass
This is a nice tutorial, but you only show how to apply this effect to a light source that is dead center of the canvas. Radial blur centers on the center. How do I aim it?
Can you do a mobile tutorial?
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Is not what I want
please turn ur mic down i dont like to hear the clicking of ur saliva
If you didn't show every single step done the wrong way before actually showing how to create the desired effect, this video could have been much shorter.