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Frosted Window

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Added: Mar 18, 2005 Rating:  Average Rating: 3.44 Votes: 27 Position: 4029 of 12711Average Rating: 3.44 Votes: 27 Position: 4029 of 12711Average Rating: 3.44 Votes: 27 Position: 4029 of 12711Average Rating: 3.44 Votes: 27 Position: 4029 of 12711Average Rating: 3.44 Votes: 27 Position: 4029 of 12711 Level: Experienced Software:  Photoshop

Make a photograph look like it was taken through a frosted window.
image 1 1. Open the image for editing.
image 2 2. Create a new layer (Ctrl+Shift+N) and fill the layer with the colour white.
image 3 3. Add a layer mask to the new layer (Layer> Add Layer Mask> Reveal All).
image 4 4. With the layer mask selected, use the "Apply Image" tool to apply the following properties:

Source: filename
Layer: Background
Channel: RGB
Invert: Uncheckmarked
Blending: Normal
Opacity: 100%
Preserve Transparency: Uncheckmarked
Mask: Checkmarked
Layer: Background
Channel: Gray
Invert: Uncheckmarked

Click OK.

image 5 5. Create a new layer (Ctrl+Shift+N) as the top layer.
image 6 6. Apply a "Clouds" filter (Filter> Render> Clouds) to the current layer.
image 7 7. Apply a "Gaussian Blur" (Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur) with a large "Radius" that will blur all edges to the current layer.
image 8 8. Set the current layer's blending mode to "Overlay".
Frosted Window Tutorial: Final Result 9. Select the middle layer and use the eraser tool to erase the areas you do not want the frost to be. Try using different brushes. Rollover the image in this step to see the original image before this technique was applied.


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