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1. First start out with a blank 500x500 pixel square. Leave the background white.
2. Next add Clouds (Filter-->Render-->Clouds) then Difference Clouds ( Filter--> Render--> Difference Clouds).
3. Now add four Lens Flares in 50-300mm Zoom 100% brightness like this:
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Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, December 2005
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Open a new image 800x800 and fill the background with black.
Duplicate background.
Name duplicated layer "electric" and select electric layer.
Press "D" on your keyboard to set colors to default, after that go Filter>Render>Clouds...
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Came acorss this stie trying to look for some tutorials, and I've found a few good ones in here. I made one some time ago, that had bits and pieces of other tutorials (I hope I didn't make one identical to someone else's =), and a few things of my own.
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