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Step 1 : open the image you want to apply the pixel stretch to.
Step 2 : then either select the single column marquee or the single row marquee tool.
Step 3 : now select part of the image with of the marquee tools.
Step 4 : now press ctrl+t...
Step 1 : Start with a new file 300x300, white bg. Set your fg and bg colours to default ( press D)
Step 2: Go to Filter>Render>Clouds
Step 3 : Now go to Filter > Pixelate > Crystallize and choose any size - preferably a larger size (70-220)...
Step 1 : Now choose the clone stamp tool. Make sure it's the clone stamp and not the clone pattern stamp
Step 2 : In this tool bar you can choose the size of your stamp. From a small to almost the whole picture size - choose any size which suits you...
Step 1 : Make a new file size 250x250
Step 2 : Now making sure you press 'd', paint the BG in black
Step 3 : Now go to filter > reticulation (set level 25 for all the options)...
Step 1 - Make a new canvas size 300 X 300 and select an orange color - I have used color "#FF8400" as the foreground color. Click the Background to make the background your chosen color
Step 2 - Go to Filter > Render > Mezzotint , and you will end up with a fire like background...
Step 1 : Start with a new file 250x250, white bg. Set your fg and bg colours to default ( press D)
Step 2: Go to Filter>Render>Clouds
Step 3a : Now go to Filter > Distort > Polar Coordinates and select "polar to rectangular"...
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