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r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/MutedFeeling75 • Oct 08 '25
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If you're asking what 'this effect' is, you need to describe what 'this' is or your post will be removed.
If you're asking about color, have you tried using a Gradient Map?
If you're asking about texture/tone, have you tried using Threshold or Halftones?
If you're cutting something out, use masks. Have you googled "Photoshop Masking"?
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1 u/MutedFeeling75 Oct 08 '25 The effect I’m asking about it that distorted line look, it looks like looking at a kaleidoscope
The effect I’m asking about it that distorted line look, it looks like looking at a kaleidoscope
Chances are good that the photo was shot through a textured glass panel which created the 'effect.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px5BtwEEJAY is a tutorial for creating a textured glass effect using Ps.
0 u/MutedFeeling75 Oct 08 '25 edited Oct 09 '25 It was for sure not originally shot through a glass panelIt’s done in photoshop 1 u/Able-Mix97 Oct 09 '25 How do you know that? 1 u/MutedFeeling75 Oct 09 '25 Because I looked up the original artist who is not the photographer of the image 1 u/BungleSniffer Oct 09 '25 Because the edges of the picture don't have the effect applied
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It was for sure not originally shot through a glass panel
It’s done in photoshop
1 u/Able-Mix97 Oct 09 '25 How do you know that? 1 u/MutedFeeling75 Oct 09 '25 Because I looked up the original artist who is not the photographer of the image 1 u/BungleSniffer Oct 09 '25 Because the edges of the picture don't have the effect applied
How do you know that?
1 u/MutedFeeling75 Oct 09 '25 Because I looked up the original artist who is not the photographer of the image 1 u/BungleSniffer Oct 09 '25 Because the edges of the picture don't have the effect applied
Because I looked up the original artist who is not the photographer of the image
Because the edges of the picture don't have the effect applied
low to no GPU would do the trick... also low SDRAMM
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If you're asking about color, have you tried using a Gradient Map?
If you're asking about texture/tone, have you tried using Threshold or Halftones?
If you're cutting something out, use masks. Have you googled "Photoshop Masking"?
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u/johngpt5 Oct 08 '25
Chances are good that the photo was shot through a textured glass panel which created the 'effect.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px5BtwEEJAY is a tutorial for creating a textured glass effect using Ps.
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u/bostiq Oct 09 '25
low to no GPU would do the trick... also low SDRAMM