Uso Photoshop quasi ogni giorno, ma mi entusiasmo ancora tanto quando scopro una scintilla di nuova creatività o un nuovo modo di migliorare il mio processo creativo, grazie a questi strumenti incredibilmente utili e potenti.
Le azioni sono una serie di passaggi automatizzati.
Possono far risparmiare un sacco di tempo su vari progetti, ma possono anche essere usate per trasformare le immagini come l'azione Scie di stelle che mi aiuta a creare un effetto di lunga esposizione.
Poi posso applicare lo strumento Sostituzione cielo per riportare questo effetto nella mia scena.
Normalmente ci vorrebbero ore di tempo in camera e in post-produzione per ottenere questo risultato.
Ecco perché adoro sapere che posso creare un effetto simile con Photoshop in pochi clic.
Cambia completamente l’atmosfera di un paesaggio seguendo questi consigli della direttrice creativa Kendall Plant.
Parti da una selezione.
Usa lo Strumento selezione rettangolare per effettuare una selezione approssimativa del cielo, poi premi Ctrl+C (Windows) o Comando+C (macOS) per copiarlo. Infine, crea un nuovo file (File > Nuovo) e usa Ctrl+V o Comando+V per incollare il livello.
Crea un vortice di stelle.
Un’azione prevede una serie di modifiche che possono essere applicate a un’immagine con un semplice clic. Dopo aver selezionato il livello del cielo incollato, apri il pannello Azioni (Finestra > Azioni) e fai clic sul menu a comparsa. Scegli l’azione Rotazione scie di stelle dalla cartella Scie di stelle e fai clic sul pulsante di riproduzione. Infine, salva il file sul tuo dispositivo in formato JPEG.
Sostituisci il cielo.
Torna all’immagine originale e scegli Modifica > Sostituzione cielo. Fai clic sulla miniatura del cielo, poi premi il pulsante + per importare il file con l’immagine del cielo appena salvato.
Perfeziona il risultato.
Regola le impostazioni per perfezionare il risultato e fai clic su OK. Ora che hai il tuo nuovo cielo, puoi usarlo anche in altre composizioni.
Prova questi tutorial con Photoshop
Modifica foto per creare nuove immagini e grafici.
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