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Photoshop ray of light into a room
Let me show you how easy it is to recreate a ray of light comming through a window in the morning.
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Open a picture of a room with a sunny window similar to mine.
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Choose the Polygonal Lasso Tool.
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Make a selection similar to mine.
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Click Create a new layer button.
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Press D and X key to set the white foreground color.
Press ALT + DEL keys to fill the selection with white color.
Pess CTRL + D to deselect the selection.
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Set the new layer opacity to 50%.
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This is how it should look like at this point.
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In the menu click Filter, Blur and choose Gaussian Blur...
In the new window set the Radious to about 6 pixels and click OK.
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Click the Add layer mask button.
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Press D to set the black and white color.
Choose the Gradient Tool.
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Click and drag the mouse to create a softer and more realistic light.
You can do that as many times as you want.
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And we are done!
Don't hesitate on using our Forum in case of any questions that might occur.
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