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Lesson 14: Adding Filters

This document discusses various filters in Photoshop that can be used to apply special visual effects to images. It provides instructions on how to use filters like Dry Brush, Sponge, Gaussian Blur, Motion Blur, Brush Stroke, Ink Outline, Distort, Noise, Pixilated, Mosaic, Render, Lens Flare, Sharpen, Sketch, Photocopy, Texture, Stained Glass, and Offset. Each filter is described as well as the steps to access and apply the filter.

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Lesson 14: Adding Filters

This document discusses various filters in Photoshop that can be used to apply special visual effects to images. It provides instructions on how to use filters like Dry Brush, Sponge, Gaussian Blur, Motion Blur, Brush Stroke, Ink Outline, Distort, Noise, Pixilated, Mosaic, Render, Lens Flare, Sharpen, Sketch, Photocopy, Texture, Stained Glass, and Offset. Each filter is described as well as the steps to access and apply the filter.

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LESSON 14:

ADDING FILTERS
Photoshop Filters

Photoshop has
plenty of powerful
built-in Filters. Apply
special visual effect to
your images using
Filters.
Using Dry Brush Filter

This filter is applied to your paint in


order to do an effect of a more solid color.
To do this:
• Select your image then select Filter >
Filter Gallery > Artistic > Dry Brush then
click OK Button.
Using Sponge Filter

This filter reduces the detail of your


image and creates an effect that you get as
if you damp a sponge to a glass or a wet
surface.
To do this:
• Go to the Filter > Filter Gallery > Artistic
> Sponge.
Using Gaussian Blur Filter

This filter lessens the quality of your


image to create an artistic effect.
To do this:
• Click Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. The
more radius pixels you put, the more
blurry the image will become.
Using Motion Blur

The Blur effects lets you add a blur


that has the sense of getting the picture
while moving in a direction.
To do this:
• Click Filter > Blur > Motion Blur.
Using Brush Stroke Filter

This filter gives you an imitation of a


painted image.
To do this:
• Go to the Menu bar, and click Filter >
Filter Gallery > Brush Strokes >
Crosshatch.
Using Ink Outline Filter

The Ink outline filter makes your Image


form an outline of edges with black
streaks.
To do this:
• Click the Filter > Filter Gallery > Brush
strokes > Ink outline.
Using Distort Filter

This filter stretches and squeezes


areas for your image.
To do this:
• Click Filter > Distort > Spherize and
adjust the spherical amount by sliding
the amount tab. Click OK to apply.
Using Noise Filter

This filter makes noise to the image


that you open in the Photoshop.
To do this:
• Go to the Filter > Noise > Add Noise.
Change the value of the amount of
noise to adjust your noise.
Using Pixilated Filter

This recreates your image using dots.


Do this:
• Go to the Menu bar and click Filter >
Pixilated > Pointillize.
Using Mosaic Filter

This filter converts your image to a


set of solid color squares.
Do this:
• Go to the Menu Bar and click Filter >
Pixelate > Mosaic.
Using Render Filter

One of the examples of a render filter


is the lighting effects filter which lets you
add spotlight and other lighting
enhancements in your image.
To Do This:
• Click Filter > Render > Lighting Effects.
Using Lens Flare

  The Lens flare is the extra flash of


light that sometimes appear in your
photo when too much light enters the
lens.
To do this:
• Click Filter > Render > Lens Flare
Using Sharpen Filter

The Sharpen filter helps you intensify


the detail of your image.
To do this:
• Go to the Filter > Sharpen > Unsharp
Mask.
Using Sketch Filter

The Sketch filter gives you the outlining


effects of your image.
To do this:
• Going to the Menu bar and click Filter >
Sketch > Charcoal Filter.
Using Photocopy Filter

This filter is like the charcoal filter but


you will see the effects of a photocopy
machine.
To do this:
• Click Filter > Sketch > Photocopy and
then a window will appear for
adjustment of your filter.
Using Texture Filter

The Texture filter applies other


patterns to your image.
To do this:
• Click Filter > Texture > Texturizer. You
can adjust the texture filter by going
through the texture filter options.
Using Stained Glass Filter

The Stained Glass filter converts small


areas of image into different shapes
similar to the stained glass windows.
To do this:
• Click Filter > Texture > Stained Glass
and adjust the cell size, border thickness
or the light intensity.
Using Filter from the Other Menu

This effects develops an interesting


effect that shifts your image horizontally or
vertically in the image window.
To do this:
• Click Filter > Other > Offset. The offset
dialog box will appear for the offset filter.
END OF LESSON
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