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Radial Blur


Open up a new image, any size. Pick two colours as your foreground and background.  Go to filter>>render>>clouds. Now, go to image>>adjustments>>equalize. Then, add grain by going to filter>>texture>>grain. Set the intensity at 45, the contrast at 50, and the grain type at regular.


Go to filter>>blur>>radial blur. Set the amount at 90, the blur method at zoom, and the quality at best. Click OK.



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