PS creative synthesis must be a big problem for many small partners to learn advanced! Many friends feedback: ps will not be used for PS creative synthesis! In this regard, our advice to everyone is: learn more and practice more! Next, in order to help you learn PS creative synthesis skills better, we share a tutorial on the night scene effect of black ice in PS city, which is quite good. Come and have a look ~!

PS city black ice night scene effect creation tutorial;

Step 1: Open PS, press Ctrl+O, and play the background layer of the material; Then press Ctrl+J to copy the background layer, and you will get the "background layer copy" layer; Then press Shift+Ctrl+A to open the CamerRaw Filter panel.

Step 2: Set (white balance: custom, color temperature: -24, contrast: +48) in the Basic attribute of the CamerRaw Filter panel.

Step 3: In the Tone Curve property of the CamerRaw Filter panel, click the function. Set (curve: custom, channel: blue); Then, according to the following example, slightly adjust and improve the punctuation of the curve.

Step 4: Set (quantity: 25, radius: 1.0, detail: 25) in the Details attribute of the CamerRaw Filter panel.

Step 5: In the CamerRaw Filter panel, click the HSL/ Grayscale property. Tone function. Settings (red:+100, orange:+100, yellow:+100, green:+100, light green:+100, purple:-/kloc.

Saturation function. Settings (red:-100, orange:-100, yellow:-100, green:-100, light green:-100, purple:-/kloc.

Brightness function. Settings (orange:+15, yellow: -25)

Step 6: Set (hue: 2 12, saturation: 12) in the Individual Tone attribute of the CamerRaw Filter panel.

Step 7: Set it in the Effect attribute of the CamerRaw Filter panel (style: highlight optimization, quantity:-10, midpoint: 50, feathering: 50).

Step 8: Press Enter to confirm when you are finished.

The final effect:

To sum up, it is about "how to create the night scene effect of black ice in PS city?" Is it cool to share all the tutorials? Learn the above operation methods, you can also pick up the pictures of the city you shot and make a black ice night scene effect!