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Start by opening an image with a wide sky area.
Press Q to enable quick mask. From filter menu select render>>clouds.
From filter menu select render>>difference clouds. Press Ctrl+F, 5 times to apply the effect again.
Start by opening an image of a car. Duplicate the car image and hide it.
From filter menu select render>>lens flare.
Apply settings as shown.
Unhide the car layer and similarly apply lens flare on the other side.
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First open the image of your choice.
Then, Duplicate the image and set the mode to Overlay. Then flatten the image. It should look like this.
Duplicate the image again, and go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur.
1. Open the render image
2. Duplicate the render layer.
3. Go Filter > Blr > Gaussian blur With these settings
4. Now set the blurred layer to Soft Light
Get the signiture you want too use and open it up in photoshop, Go to: Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Set the radius too 4.0 pixels.
Go to: Edit > Fade Gaussian Blur . You can change mode to what you wish, it may work different on different coloured images, I used Linear Light
Start by opening an image of a model.
Duplicate the layer and press Ctrl+Shift+U to desaturate.
Change the color mode to screen.
Duplicate the layer.
Press Ctrl+U to open hue/saturation window. Apply settings as shown.
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