- [Instructor] All right, next,…let's dive into a workflow example.…Here we'll take a look at how we can apply…multiple Smart Filter effects.…We'll explore how we can change those effects…by modifying their opacity or blending mode.…We'll also talk about how we can clean up…or organize our Smart Filters as well.…All right, well, let's begin…with this photograph that we have here…I captured out in the desert in California.…I first need to convert my layer to a Smart Object layer.…One way to do that is to right-click…or Control + Click on the layer and choose…Convert to Smart Object.…
Or, you can you go to the Filter pull-down menu…and choose Convert for Smart Filters.…After having done that,…I always like to rename the layer, there,…so I'll go ahead and call this one Joshua Tree,…because that's where it was captured,…out in Joshua Tree in the desert.…Next is to go to my Filter pull-down menu…and to begin my workflow.…Now, most images need to be sharpened somewhat,…so I'll go to Filter and Sharpen, then choose Smart Sharpen.…
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8/25/2017- Applying Smart Filters in Photoshop
- Correcting and enhancing a photo using Camera Raw
- Masking in Smart Filter effects
- Improving a landscape with Camera Raw Smart Filter
- Creative blending and blur effects
- Working with light and solving common problems
- Creating a fire effect
Skill Level Advanced
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Introduction
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Welcome45s
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1. Increased Flexibility with Smart Filters
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Smart Filter essentials1m 15s
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2. Using Camera Raw as a Smart Filter
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3. Applying Creative Effects with Filters
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Creating a fire effect6m 44s
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4. Putting It into Practice
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Conclusion
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Next steps35s
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