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Miniature effect on a photo using Photoshop CS6
New Photoshop CS6 brings also a new feature which enables users to easily create a miniature effect on a photograph.
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Open a photograph.
In my case I have opened school buses. The best choose for this effect is to open photographs of vehicles.
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Click on Filter, Blur in and choose Tilt-Shift...
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Now drag the slider in inner circle to modify a blur setting
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You can modify settings on the right side of Photoshop if you don't like the circle modifying.
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Click and drag the inner circle to move the blur center up or down.
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Now drag the full line up or down to set up the safe zone.
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Then move the dotted line to set up the blurred part of picture.
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When finished, click OK.
Check out the difference with clicking on Preview..
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We are finished with Tilt-Blur setting.
Click on Layer, New Adjustment Layer and select Hue/Saturation...
In a new window (confirm the the name of new adjustment layer with clicking on OK) set the Saturation around 20.
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