A beautiful picture will be more meaningful and beautiful if some snowflakes are added through ps processing. Today, I will teach you ps picture skills: add snowflake effect to the picture. In this way, you can add a beautiful snowflake effect to a photo at will. Let's take a look at the original picture and the effect picture to compare: the original picture:

Rendering:

Do you think it's great to see the original picture and the renderings? Rightps is so amazing, how did it happen? The specific operation steps are as follows:

Step one. First, drag the original image to photoshop. Open the original image and unlock it to layer 0, and then copy it directly to get a copy of layer 0. Now perform "Image-Adjustment-Decolor" on Layer 0, as shown in the figure below:

Step 2: Continue to perform the operation of Image-Adjustment-Change on Layer 0, set and select "darken cyan and darken blue" in the pop-up window, and then click "Filter-Noise-Add Noise". The specific number of settings is 8%, and the distribution selection is set to Gaussian distribution, as shown in the figure:

Step three. Then adjust the layer blending mode to Soft Light mode, and change the transparency to 80%, as shown in the figure below:

Step four. The initial adjustment of the layer has been completed, and we began to describe the effect of snowflakes with the brush tool. First, create a new layer 1, fill the color of the layer with black, and then choose a brush with an appropriate size to draw snowflakes. Set it as shown below, and then draw the general shape of the snowflake on it. As shown in the figure:

Step 5: Now perform "Filter-Noise-Add Noise" on the layer 1, then pop up the Add Noise dialog box, set the number to 4%, select and set "Average Distribution" for distribution, and finally set the layer blending mode to "Color Filtering". As shown in the figure:

Step six. Click Filter-Blur-Motion Blur again, then set the angle to 48% and adjust the distance to 4 pixels, as shown in the figure:

Step seven. Now the effect of snowflakes is more obvious, but it looks and feels unreal, so we add snowflake particles to the image. First, create a new second layer and fill it with black. Click "Filter-Noise-Add Noise", then set the quantity to 20%, and select "Gaussian Distribution" as the distribution. Click "Filter-Blur-Gaussian Blur" and set the radius above to 1 pixel.

Step eight. Click "Image-Adjustment-Threshold". The value of the threshold color scale depends on the specific situation. The value set here is 60. After setting, continue to execute "Filter-Blur-Motion Blur". Set the angle to -48 degrees and the distance to 4 pixels. As shown in the figure:

Change the layer mode to "color filtering" to do this. Overall renderings:

That's the ps picture technique: all the steps to add snowflake effect to the picture. Now, of course, you can add snowflake effect to your favorite pictures through stepflow. It's amazing.

How to do PS snowflake effect?

Making method of PS snowflake effect:

1, First, we open photoshop, import the image we want to process, and create a new layer.

2. Select the brush tool, open the brush editing panel, and set the brush diameter to an appropriate value, the hardness to 0, and the spacing to 1000%.

3. At the same time, set the brush spreading and shape dynamics to appropriate values, which you can set according to the preview window.

4. Set the color of the brush to white, and smear it on the newly created layer with the brush tool, so that the brushes are randomly distributed on the canvas.

5. Select Filter-Blur-Gaussian Blur in the menu bar, and blur the snowflake on the layer 1 appropriately.

6. Finally, we properly adjust the opacity of the layer 1 to make the snowflake looming and more realistic. A simple snowflake effect is completed.

How does PHOTOSHOP create snow effects?

The method of creating snow effect by PHOTOSHOP;

1, open the drawing file, and execute the menu/Select/Color Range. First, use the eyedropper to suck at the place with about the middle tone, and then adjust the hazy proportion. The hazy size will determine the snow coverage.

2. Make the foreground color white, add a new layer, press Alt+Del to fill the selection in white, and then press Ctrl+D to cancel the selection.

3. Open the layer panel, cut the layer back to the background layer, and then execute the menu/selection/color range. This time, the place to be selected is the tree on the right hand side, and then adjust the hazy proportion after absorbing it.

4. Repeat step 2, and then cut the layer back to the background layer, and then execute the menu/selection/color range. This time, the place to be selected is the house wall on the left hand side, and then adjust the proportion of haze after absorption. Pay attention here, and don't set the haze too high. This step only wants to make a little frost-like crystal block on the house wall.

5. Next, start making snow. First, open the layer, add a new layer at the top, and execute the menu/edit/fill. Select the place to use as 50% gray level, and press the OK button.

6. Run the menu/filter/noise/add noise, as shown below.

7. Execute the menu/filter/mode/Gaussian mode, as shown below.

8. Execute menu/image/adjustment/color scale, and center the lower three control points, as shown below.

9. Execute the menu/image/mode/gravity mode. The higher the distance value, the thinner the relative snow is, and the direction of the snow is selected at the angle, as shown below.

10. After completion, set the blending mode of this layer to light, add a layer mask, set the foreground to black, and use a brush to sort out the amount of snow.

1 1, done.

How to make realistic snow effect with ps custom brush?

1, first make a brush with the size of 500p*500p, as follows. 2, set the brush size and density, etc. (according to your own preferences, the following is for reference). The order is: dynamic shape, dispersion and transmission. 3. After setting up, start drawing snowflakes on the photos! Be sure to divide it into as many layers as possible (I drew 4 layers), and draw each layer with a different brush size (this makes the snowflake more layered and realistic). 4. After all the snowflakes are painted, the Gaussian blur tool is used to blur the snowflakes, and one or two layers can be used to simulate the appearance of snow. Try to avoid painting snow on the five senses, but it doesn't matter if you accidentally paint it. You can erase it with an eraser. Drawing snowflakes in multiple layers is to have a more layered feeling. The snow scene in the distance should be painted with the smallest brush, and the one closest to the lens should be painted with the largest brush. The final effect: