Make A Kaleidoscope in Photoshop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Make Your Own Kaleidoscope in Adobe Photoshop
Learn how to create a Kaleidoscope in Photoshop. Video includes tips for a shortcut for copying and rotating a layer. You can use any photo or image to make this kaleidoscope - you will see how to cut the piece out to use and then how to flip it and rotate it to make an awesome kaleidoscope - no extra software required - it's all done inside Photoshop. The same process will work just fine in Photoshop Elements too.
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Thanks Helen. This kaleidoscope technique is fun to play around with.
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This is the most usefull, short and clear video on this topic, thank you!
I am so happy to hear that Aljona!
Excellent tutorial, just what I needed, thanks for your short and simple videos! :)
You're welcome. Thank you for the kind words and for stopping by my channel
awesome tutorial .thank you Helen ..want more tutorials ....
Thank you for your kind words and you're welcome! I upload videos very often so check in frequently for new tutorials!
This one is a keeper. Many thanks...
You're welcome, Thank you for stopping by my channel.
Merci, tu ma grave aider, grace a toi je vais avoir une bonne note en infographie ! Thank's from france
Toutes nos félicitations! Je suis heureux de pouvoir vous aider.
Thankyou for this tutorial. i have my new hobby now. Thanks and God bless. :)
thank you very much Helen!!
You're welcome, Thanks for visiting my channel.
Excellent teaching. Thank you.
Thanks Lola!
New post on making a kaleidoscope in #Photoshop - it is a great way to turn fragments of photos into something really visually interesting.
thank you so helpful for my project!!
Dear Helen, thank you for this tutorial. If i could get your help, I am on the merging phase but cant figure out how to select both layers to do so, could you please let me know what you did ? ive tried the ctrl and selecting layer bit but that doesnt seem to do the trick. Thank you in advance! best wishes.
glad you like it!
Excellent tutorial!
+SuperTechno2012 Thank you for stopping by my channel.
EXCELLENT!!
Cheers Rick! Thanks for your kind comment.
Love this tutorial! I needed to know about it two weeks ago! Thanks Helen, I have now to convert my kaleidoscope into a pattern... that might be a challenge....
+Sue Duffy Thanks Sue, I might have a few videos to help you with your next task. Try: th-cam.com/video/iQ80uPwctPk/w-d-xo.html or th-cam.com/video/Rs0EMz8e9Nk/w-d-xo.html
+Helen Bradley Thanks Helen, i think that will help a lot! Have had a quick look, need more time and practise! I will let you know how I go, might be a week or two before I get back to it, though... thanks again!
thank youu
thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are welcome! Thank you for checking out my channel!
tremendous, thanks!
When i went to expand the background using the crop tool, it showed the full rectangular image not the triangle that I had moved out of the frame. Does anyone know how to make sure it stays a triangle
Lily, I wonder if you did the crop at 2:22. Check the video again at this point and make sure you do the Image > Crop BEFORE you try to expand the background. If you don't do this you will have the full rectangle and it won't work.
If you did this correctly and it still didn't work, please let me know? I just checked it in Photoshop 2020 for you and it all works just fine for me so it should work for you in any version of Photoshop.
This is a GREAT tutorial. Just what I was looking for.
I follow everything step-by-step, however, I keep getting a small gap between the wedges. Unfortunately, when I rotate, the pieces never seem to match up perfectly. Has anyone else run into this problem? Is there an easy solution?
Whoa, I never knew the cmd-opt-shift-T shortcut o.O
adarkerlight It is great isn't it? It does all the hard work for you.
Ty !!!!!
Control Shift Alt T didn't work for me. It just moved one copy of it.
The Control Shift Alt T keyboard shortcut repeats the last thing that you did. There’s a really good chance that what you did after you did the rotation was that you moved the shape. So the keyboard shortcut is just repeating what you did. You may want to try this again. Do your rotation and then immediately try the shortcut. Let me know if you still have problems.
Okay thanks. I know the problem now. It won't let me select both layers at the same time. Like at 3:46 . It only lets me select one
Sorry, I didn't see your reply (settings on the video are wrong and I've fixed them now so it won't happen again!). To select a layer, click on it, then Shift + Click on another layer to select it and continue to do so until you have them all selected. Let me know if you have problems.
Hi Helen, thanks for the tutorial :-) I've tried to do this n number of times, but no matter what, I get a gap and my triangles do not line up. I have no clue where I am going wrong. Do you have any pointers?
Does the command CMD+OPT+SHIFT work on smart objects?
Thank you :-)
Look at this video Bmg th-cam.com/video/DHSz3k2IZng/w-d-xo.html
Clever.
+Leigh Haggar Thanks Leigh!
I just sent you a message ..... I need to know what photoshop to get to mirrow circles of my art and pen and ink......hope you can answer me...... OH, and I subscribed too......thanks VERY MUCH :)
Carol Burnett Ok Carol, I will look into that for you. cheers Helen
So excited to hear....there are lots of instructions on ebay and then they do not tell you exactly which version to buy to use those instructions......I need them to be sooooo specific.....thanks
Helen Bradley Yes, please tell me the version, I only want to buy this one please.....cause I can come here to see how to use it.....thanks
Boards of Canada fans 101
Yeah - Hi Canada!
TRIANGLES of course. its all triangles, i get it now.
Thank you. What I was actually looking for.
Awesome news, I am glad this video worked for you!
I'm tripping balls just watching it. I have a better question... how does the brain produce these patterns? Maybe the brain is actually a computer. My brain is a photoshop 1000.0. It creates, manipulates images, has surround sound, produces geometric shapes, ect. Just something to think about!
I am not quite sure what to say in reply to this!
Great tutorial, Helen! As usual!
Thanks Teresa! Glad you enjoyed it.
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+Vanessa Benjamin Welcome Vanessa! Thank you for subscribing.