Sunday, 5 February 2012

Photoshop - Motion Blur and Add Noise


Photoshop - Motion Blur and Add Noise

Create custom textures with the Add Noise and Motion Blur filters.
  1. Create a new document 800 pixels by 800 pixels.
  2. New Document 800x800
  3. Fill the entire document with any color you'd like Ctrl + Backspace We used color #8C5117.
  4. Ctrl+Backspace
  5. Select a New contrasting color as the foreground color and go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise.
  6. Filter>Noise>Add Noise

    Add Noise Options Box:

    The Add Noise options box yields several options, which are discussed in detail in another lesson, for now just play around with colors and amounts of noise until you get a look that suits your needs. We used the color #C8AE95 for the foreground and selected the monochromatic check box.
  7. Next add a 37% - Uniform noise pattern and don't forget to select the monochromatic check box.
  8. 37% noise - Uniform, Monochromatic
  9. Then go to Filter>Blur>Motion Blur and add the following motion blur.
  10. Motiong Blur
You should now have a texture that might resemble wood grain.
Final Finale

No comments:

Post a Comment