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Quick Tip: How to Increase the Quality of Large Spotlights in Photoshop


Here's what I did!

I created this image with a dark purple background and a soft brush stroke with 100% Opacity and 100% Flow. So far, the light looks nice, but it's far too intense for a background.

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I've set the layer Blending mode to Linear Dodge (Add). Using this will preserve some texture from the background, if there is one. I've also set the layer's Opacity to 40%. And from this point those pesky lines are starting to appear.

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And here's how I fixed it!

STEP 1

With the spotlight layer selected, Go to Filter > Sharpen.  Do this twice.

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STEP 2

Go to Filter > Noise > Add Noise and set it to 1%, Gaussian, Monochromatic.

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Here's the difference:

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Quick Tip: How to Increase the Quality of Large Spotlights in Photoshop



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