(Figure 1)Photoshop for everyone: Create a sea scene
- Open a new document - Press D to get the color as default (black / white) - Choose Filter - Render - Clouds, get the results shown in Figure 1- Select Filter - Stylize - Find Edges- Choose Image -
(Figure 1)- Open 1 new document
- Press D to get the default color (black / white)
- Select Filter - Render - Clouds, as shown in Figure 1
- Choose Filter - Stylize - Find Edges
- Choose Image - Adjustments - Levels with parameters:
+ Channel: RGB
+ Input Levels: 0, 2.90, 255
+ Output Levels: 0, 255 - Figure 2.
- Choose Image - Adjustments - Hue / Saturation to adjust the color:
+ Edit: Master
+ Hue: 36
+ Saturation: 100
+ Lightness: 0
+ Click the Colorize button - Figure 3.
- Click OK, we get the result as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Lam Khe
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