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Sandstorm Effect


This is a tutorial for someone looking to make a sandstorm effect quickly and easily.

First, open the image you want the sandstorm added to, then make a new document that's around twice the size.

Fill the new document with black, then add noise to it with these settings:

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All right, now set the layer's blend mode to "Screen" and drop it's opacity down to anywhere between 35 and 45%, just depending on the image you're adding it to.

Transfer the layer to the original image and switch to ImageReady, and then make a new frame by pressing in the animation window.

Now move it up and right a ways, then hit the tween button ( ) and make it around 4 or 5 frames and hit OK. You're done!

Sandstorm Tutorial: Final Result

Make sure you tweak this tutorial to get your desired effect. Every image requires certain settings, and if you get creative, you can use this tutorial as a means to create a whole new effect.



Author's URL: Thomas Ella
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