Bewegungsunschärfe, d. h. die sichtbaren Streifen, die durch schnelle Bewegung oder lange Verschlusszeiten an Objekten entstehen, verleiht Fotomotiven Dynamik. Hier kannst du zusehen, wie Kathleen Martin, Art Director bei Adobe, mit Photoshop einen Bewegungsunschärfe-Effekt erstellt.
Kathleen Martin ist Idealistin und arbeitet als Illustratorin und Designerin bei Adobe Studio. Immer auf der Suche nach kreativen Einfällen hat sie für die digitale Welt schon ein ansehnliches Toolkit an praktischen Workflows erkundet. Live erleben kann man Kathleen Martin auf Behance, wo sie Adobe Live-Shows moderiert.
Die Beispieldateien umfassen u. a. Adobe Stock-Bilder, mit denen du die Schritte dieses Tutorials nachvollziehen kannst. Wenn du die Beispieldatei anderweitig verwenden möchtest, kannst du sie bei Adobe Stock lizenzieren. In der ReadMe-Datei in diesem Ordner findest du die Bedingungen für die Verwendung dieser Beispieldatei.
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Die Fotos vorbereiten.
Öffne das Foto mit der Tänzerin in Photoshop, und klicke auf das Schlosssymbol, um die Ebene zu entsperren. Um das Foto vor versehentlicher Bearbeitung zu schützen, wählt Kathleen Martin „Ebene > Smartobjekte > In Smartobjekt konvertieren“.
2 Bewegung hineinbringen.
Kathleen Martin wendet auf das gesamte Bild einen Weichzeichner an und wählt dafür „Filter > Weichzeichnergalerie > Pfad-Weichzeichnung“. Um bestimmten Bereichen der Tänzerin den Anschein von Bewegung zu verleihen, aktualisiert sie zunächst die durch Adobe Photoshop eingefügten Standardmarker. Durch Ziehen an dem Pfeil kann sie die Bewegungsrichtung steuern. Zur Verfeinerung der Bewegung zieht sie auch an den Punkten. Anschließend fügt Kathleen Martin weitere Marker ein, indem sie bei aktiviertem Zeichenstift-Werkzeug auf das Bild klickt.
3
Noch etwas schneller.
Mit dem Regler für die Geschwindigkeit passt du die Intensität der Bewegung an. Bestätige mit OK.
4 Den Fokus einstellen.
Kathleen Martin stellt ein paar Bereiche der Tänzerin heraus. Dazu klickt sie im Bedienfeld „Ebenen“ auf die Miniatur der Smart-Filtermaske. Sie aktiviert das Pinsel-Werkzeug, stellt die Größe des Pinsels ein und übermalt alle Bereiche, die nicht weichgezeichnet werden sollen.
Immer in Bewegung bleiben.
Bewegungseffekte hauchen deinen Fotos neues Leben ein.
Hinweis: Die in diesem Tutorial enthaltenen Projektdateien dürfen nur zu Übungszwecken verwendet werden.
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