This time i will not make the introduction long cause most of you don't read it ;) so let us start this is our final result:
1-Open a 1027X768 new file .
2-Fill the back ground layer with black then Go to Filter>Render>Lens Flare then:
3-Go to Filter>Render>Lens Flare again then:
4-Go to Filter>Render>Lens Flare again then follow the next pic:


Filter>Texture>Patchwork then follow this pic:
5-Now go to Filter>Blur>Smart Blur then :
6-Now go to Filter>Blur>Motion Blur then do just like this pic :
7-Now go to Image>Adjustments>Hue/Saturation or just click Ctrl+U then check on Colorize ans set the hue to 284 but you can change that to any color (the hue refers to a color)you want (the red and purple are recommended ):
8-Now Set the blend mode of the last layer to Overlay :
9-Duplicate the previous layer the click Ctrl+U then:
10-Add a new layer above them(in the top) by click on Ctrl+Shift+alt+N in the same time then Select the Gradient tool:
11-Set the next setting :
12-then add a gradient like from top left to the bottom right like this :
13-Finally change the rainbow layer's blend mode to Overlay like this:
and this is the final result:

but with changing the lens flares in the back ground layer you may get a difference result like this
3 comments:
Great collection here
Love it!!!
Great Tut..
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