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Create Light Rays in 3 Simple Steps with Photoshop

Create Light Rays in 3 Simple Steps with Photoshop

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we will use 3 steps to create the most realistic light rays. We'll start with targetting the brightest areas and directing them according to the light. Then, using the power of blending modes and clipping masks, we will add color and realism to it. Next, to make the edit convincing, we will light up the surface according to the beams
Date: 2022-07-19

Comments and reviews: 16


Thank you! Question: isn't the rays origin much more to the left? The light on the trees is all to the left and the shadow to the right? Shouldn't the light source be entirely in the left part of the image? I mean like DOWN low to the left? IT bothers me that there is light going over dark shadows, it's against the law of physics; -) Where there's light, the stem would be lit.
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hi there _ let me tell u at first: your works are awsome
if u are seeing this i just have an idea
if u see these light rays in real life you will notice that they will highligh some dust or fug (idk what to name that) in the high light areas.
bringing some connective brush to that fug and creating it in the high light will be great!

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Sir, Please tell us also on which Photoshop version you are giving demonstration before starting, so that it will be easy for everyone to understand. Few students may not have the similar version on which you are explaining. So there could be a confusion in understandingRegards
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Thank you for the amazing tutorial! Been following you for some time now. I got a quick question, how do I know where the sun shines on a model for example (light coming from left, but where abouts should I make a light on the person, or object? any tips) Thank you!
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I'm a noob but after converting the empty highlight layer to smart object it still won't let me add blur even if I select the entire thing or don't select anything. Any help from people reading the comments would be appreciated.
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This just takes the artistry out of photography. What ever happened to going out and actually studying certain places and times of day to get this affect? It's cheating and pure laziness in my eyes.
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Photoshop's Radial Blur dialog box should have a Preview mode so you can see where the rays are without having to go back and forth to position the center of the rays.
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im getting stuck at step number 3: blur, because it saying the layer is empty. but so is your highlight layer and it's allowing you to move forward
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Perfect lessons. No nonsense, rambling or pandering. Just logical lessons, explained clearly, with a smile. Legendary.
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This is just an amazing tutorial. Not what I wanted for now but certainly something I needed. You rock! Thank you.
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if you want to do this effect in fog, you can do the same effect on the dark part of the image to create shadows
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Judging by the magnitude of the capabilities, I feel like were all living in a world created by photoshop
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It's very helpful video for creating amazing sunlight in pictures thank you so much for valuable support
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Great technique! Why not create an action for the basic look and then we can tweak it to suit our needs?
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what better radial blur or motion blur? but i have choose simple blur > motion blur for that light rays
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Unmesh never satisfied always after doing something he has a but. His observation is on another level.
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