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Movement Effect

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Added: Nov 10, 2006 Rating:  Average Rating: 2.54 Votes: 28 Position: 12068 of 13720Average Rating: 2.54 Votes: 28 Position: 12068 of 13720Average Rating: 2.54 Votes: 28 Position: 12068 of 13720Average Rating: 2.54 Votes: 28 Position: 12068 of 13720Average Rating: 2.54 Votes: 28 Position: 12068 of 13720 Level: Beginner Software:  Photoshop

Step 1

Open the next picture in Photoshop:

image 1

Step 2

Duplicate the layer in Layers Tab. And on the duplicate layer apply the effect Filter > Blur > Radial Blur with the next settings:

image 2

The new layer should look like this now:

image 3

Step 3

With a small brush (like "Soft Round 30 pixels") delete an area on the duplicate layer and adjust the luminosity and the contrast on the layers, and that's the result: a nice dynamic movement from a static picture.

Movement Effect Tutorial: Final Result



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