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Bright Flare


1. Open up a 500x500 white document and then color the background BLACK

2. Filter -> Render -> Clouds and then Filter -> Render -> Difference Clouds

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3. Filter -> Render -> Lens Flare ( Set the brightness to 150 and try to move the flare into the center of the clouds

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4. This is the annoying part, select the burn tool ( See below ) - If its a different looking icon, right click on it and select Burn Tool

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Now when you select it, use these settings on the top menu

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Now burn some parts around the clouds so it looks like a circle like this

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5. Filter -> Distort -> Wave and change ' Number of Generators ' to 1

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6. Now duplicate the layer by pressing CTRL + J and go to Edit -> Transform -> Rotate 90 CW and once that's done, change the duplicated blending layer into ' Linear Light '

Color it a bit, and you're done!

Bright Flare



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