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Make a night vision photo effect with Photoshop
A really easy Adobe Photoshop tutorial where you will make a pretty cool night vision effect on a random photo.
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First we will add a know green night vision colour, of course with a help of an adjutment layer.
Click on Layer, New Adjustment Layer and select Hue/Saturation...
When a new window will appear, just confirm the new layer adjustment layer with a click on button OK.
In a Hue/Saturation window first select Colorize and then pretty much the same settings like I did.
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Now we will add a pattern to improve the photo effect.
Click on Layer, New Fill Layer and select Pattern Fill...
When a new window will appear, just confirm the new layer adjustment layer with a click on button OK.
Then click on a drop down selection, then options (check out the pic) and select Greyscale paper.
When Photoshop asks you, what to do, just click on OK.
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When the pattern samples will be changed, click again on drop down menu and select Fibres 2.
Confirm the selection on button OK.
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Set the Layer blending to Overlay and Opacity around 80% (check out the pic).
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Click on Set foreground color.
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In a new window set the # value to 6f6e6e and click OK.
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Click above on Filter, Noise and select Add Noise...
In a new window set up the same values like I did and click on OK.
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Select Elliptical Marquee Tool.
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Create a selection like I did.
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Click above on Select, Modify and select Feather...
In a new window set up Feather Radius around 25 pixels and click on OK.
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Click above on Select and choose Inverse.
After that click on Set foreground color again and set up some grey color.
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Press keys Alt + Delete to fill up the selected area with selected color.
After that set up the blending to Darken.
Remove the selection with a click on Select and then Deselect.
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We are finished.
If you have questions, just post them on a forum ...
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