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Wave Effect


Step 1. Create a new 500x500 pixels document using a transparent "background".

Now fill it with black: Edit - Fill.

Step 2. Go to Filter - Render - Lensflare and apply the following settings:

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Step 3. Now go to Filter - Stylize - Find edges. It should look like this:

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Step 4. Now you must invert the colors by pressing Ctrl+I. It will look like this:

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Now press Ctrl+U and use the following settings:

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This is my result:

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Step 5. Go to Filter - Distort - Wave using the next settings:

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Duplicate the layer and go to Edit - Transform - Flip Vertical.

Now duplicate the layer and set its Blending Mode to "Screen".

Wave Effect



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comments balu August 02, 2011 says:
not like that
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comments balu August 02, 2011 says:
not like that
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