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For this tutorial you
will need: Graphics Program: Any graphics program that allows 3rd party filters, such as the ones used here. You can even do it in free programs that use filters, such as IrfanView. There are instructions on their home site about adding filters to the program. Filters: Funhouse-old filters>Reverb Simple filters>Diamonds ******************** My plugin windows may look different from yours as I use Filters Unlimited 2 to manage my plugins - available for purchase here. ***************** I am assuming you know the basics of your graphics program and where the tools can be located. Some shortcuts I use are: PSP-Paint Shop Pro; PS-Photoshop; PSE-Photoshop Elements; PI-PhotoImpact This is an extremely easy tutorial and can be done by beginners. |
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1. Create a new
canvas 200 X 200. Pick two colors to make a gradient with. Fill with
gradient. In PSP, click on your color palette and choose Gradient. Left click on the thumbnail and it will open the window to choose a gradient. Choose Foreground-Background, it should be right at the top. Angle 45, repeats 0. In PI, pick the two colors, then go to Edit>Fill>Gradient tab and choose the diagonal style, in the two little color boxes, right click on each and choose the two colors you picked. Make sure transparency is at 0 and apply the gradient. In
PS-PSE, choose the two colors
you want to use, now click on the gradient tool. |
2. Filter (or
Effect)>Funhouse>Reverb at default, settings reverb 4, rest at
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3. Filter (or
Effect)>Simple-Diamonds. You're done, save as a jpg.![]() |
| 4. Reduce opacity for
a lighter effect In PI go to Edit>Fill, white at 50-75% transparency In PSP, right click in layer palette>new raster layer. Fill with fill tool, white, reduce opacity in layer to 40. In PS-PSE: Layer>New>Layer, then using the Paint Bucket tool, fill with white, go to the layer palette and reduce opacity to 40% ![]() |
| You're done!
Don't forget to optimize PSP: (File>Export>Jpeg Optimizer). I usually optimize at about 20. PI: I usually optimize at about 80 PS and PSE: I usually save at about 8. |
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