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Page 4 of 5 Adding the aurora special effect If you like the effect and want to keep it that way, you may skip to step 20. However, if you want to add an aurora effect to the light, continue with the tutorial. Press Ctrl+J or go to Layer > Duplicate Layer to create a duplicate layer. Rotate the image 90 degrees CW by going to Image > Rotate > 90 degrees CW. We need to rotate it for the Wind filter that we will be using later. The Wind filter only adds a wind effect moving left or right and not up or down; therefore, we need to rotate the image and rotate it back after applying the Wind filter if we want it to blow up or down. Go to Filter > Stylize > Wind. Go to the next step and do not click OK yet. Choose one of the three effects from below that you would like to use. Then, follow the corresponding instruction for each. Effect A - In the Wind filter settings, choose From the left and then click OK.
- Press Ctrl+F to repeat the previous filter until you get the effect that you want.
- Go Image > Rotate > Arbitrary and enter in 270 degrees CWto rotate the image back to the proper orientation.
Effect B - In the Wind filter, choose either From the Left or From the Right; either one is fine.
- Go to Image > Rotate > 90' CW.
- Press Ctrl+F to repeat the Wind filter.
- Repeat steps 2 and 3 twice. Your image should now be back to its proper orientation.
Effect C - Choose From the Right in the Wind filter settings.
- Press Ctrl+F several times until you get the effect that you like.
- Go to Image > Rotate > Arbitrary and enter in 270 degrees CW to rotate the image back to the proper orientation.
< photo. the with layer bottom or Background duplicating by Start swirl. light from coming lighting blue reflect to image tint a add we?ll below, steps In surrounding. affecting isn?t swirl because real so look doesn?t it swirl, we> Select the new layer (2nd layer) and go to Filter > Render > Lighting Effects. From the Style menu, choose Blue Omni and click OK. Reduce the opacity of the current layer to about 50%.
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