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Types of Blur Effects in Photoshop | Blur Tool Photoshop Tutorial | Tutorialspoint
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Sep 19, 2024
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Hello friends welcome to the Rolls Point my name is Rushi Panchal and in this video we are going to learn a types of blur effect in Adobe Photoshop
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So friends you can find a types of blur effect in a filter here you can see a blur and a blur gallery
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Okay, blur have some of the types of blur also the blur gallery have so friend first of all we are going to see the blur
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Okay, where we are going to apply a blur on this image fine
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So to see the result first of all what we are doing we are just duplicating these image
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so that if something happened you can just deleting the duplicate image or you can also just switch it on and off to see the result okay so I'm just going to filter and going to blur and apply a blur okay and as you can see the result okay this is the original one and this after applying a blur okay so friends the blur filters look for the significant transitions or ages and then blur them together to create a soften image like this okay
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So for now I'm just deleting this and now we are going to learn a second which is and blur more
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Okay, for example I am already apply one blur which is in blur first of all just duplicating this layer
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Going to filter blur and I'm just applying a blur. Okay, now I'm just going to filter blur and apply a blur more
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So the blur more filter creates an even a more blurry image after you already used a just a just a
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general blur filter okay so every time you apply this effect it's create a four times
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more than it was originally blurred okay as you can see so first of all what I'm
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doing I'm just duplicating this layer okay so these are normal blur now I'm going
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to filter blur and applying a blur more see the result these a blur more
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these are normal blur okay see the result these are blur more this a normal blur fine so it's a second type which is a blur more so I'm just reading this now friends next we are going to learn is a box blur okay so for that I'm just duplicating this original image going to filter blur and box blur okay so from this dialogue box you can increase and decrease the radius so it will apply
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apply a different different blur. So as you can see, if you increase the radius, it will apply a more box blur
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So friends, the box blur effect in Adobe Photoshop is a tool used to soften a blur image
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It works by averaging the colors within the defined area, smoothing out harsh edges and detail like this. Okay
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I'm just applying it to 2%. See the result. So friends this is an box blur
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Now next we are going to learn isn't Gaussian blur. So for that we are just getting this image
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Okay, I'm just duplicating this image. Fine. I'm working on this duplicate image
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Just go to filter, blur and here you can see a Gaussian blur
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From here you can increase and decrease the radius according to requirement
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Fine. Now what I'm doing, I'm just applying the Gaussian blur to here
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here and as you can see the whole image become the blurry now what I want to do I
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just want to blur the background and I want this person clear so first of all I'm
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just going to select a magnetic laser tool if you don't know about the
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magnetic laser tool then we provide you a link in a description below okay
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we already cover all types of lasher tool in our previous video so friends I'm
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just applying a magnetic lasso tool on this person fine I'm just starting from here
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selecting it roughly so if you are pressing a space so that you can move
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this image I'm just doing this roughly but once you are doing it make it proper
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So we have already covered this magnetic lasso tool and other lasso tools in our previous video
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If you don't know about this tool then we provide you a link in the description below
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So you can just check that link to learn about the lasso tool
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Okay, now what I'm going to do, I'm just going to select and make it inverse
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Now go to filter and applying it. a Gaussian blur okay and you as you can see the result so just control d to
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deselect the selection as you can see the result is the original one and this is
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after applying a Gaussian blur so this kind of image you can create using a
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gocean blur fine so friends next we are going to learn is a lens blur
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for the lens blur I'm selecting this image okay just duplicate this layer and go to filter blur and a lens blur once you apply the lens blur
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this dialog box of lens blur is open so the lens blur effect in Adobe Photoshop
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simulate the depth of field you'll get from using a camera lens it's let you
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adjust the blur strength and a shape of mimic different lens characteristics
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so from here you can decrease and increase the radius okay just
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Okay and as you can see the result. So friends next we're going to learn is a motion blur. Okay. Show the motion blur effect and we Photoshop create a illusion of motion by bluring the object in a specific direction. So for that I'm just obligating this layer. Okay going to filter blur and applying a motion
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once I'm applying this here you can see you can change the angle of that motion. You can see these are vertical as well as you can add any degree you want. I'm just make it a horizontal because
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I just want to show that the car is not a steady but it's moving okay so once I am
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applying this so it's applied on a whole image including this car so what I'm
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doing I'm just undo this and we are again go to this magnetical lasso tool and
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selecting this car car go to select an inverse selection okay I just make it roughly go to filter blur
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and make it motion blur fine and as you can see the result okay these
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our original image and this is a blur applying a motion blur okay you can just
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adjust it properly make it a proper selection so that you can have a good
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result fine so these a motion blur so friends next we're going to see is a
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radial blur just duplicating this layer go to filter blur and a radial blur
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fine so the radial blur effect and be Photoshop create a circular or
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elliptical blur around a central point stimulating the appearance of the motion of depth it's commonly used to add a dynamic energy or a focus to images
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Okay, I'm just increased the amount of this and press okay and as you can see the result after applying a
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radial blur fine so friends next we are going to learn is a smart blur okay for that I'm just duplicating this actor image
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Fine going to filter blur and just applying a smart blur okay you can increase a radius from here so the smart blur filters
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smooth out again and a noise patterns between ages okay just press okay and as you
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can see the result you have a lot of control of this blur in a dialogue box okay
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see the result fine so friends next we are going to learn is a surface blur for
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that go to blur and select a surface blur okay so the surface blur effect in Adobe
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Photoshop is a tool used to selectively blur an image while preserving a age detail okay it looked by smoothing out areas or a similar colors and texture So I just increasing this to show you the result
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You can also add a trestled. Fine. So the threshold setting determines how the different the pixel needs to be before they are blurred
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If you want a very minimal changes, choose the lowest setting. I'm just making it up
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and just make it okay okay for that first of all i'm just duplicating this layer and now again
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we are going to apply a surface blur now we can see the result this is the original one this
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is a blur applying a surface blur okay so this is also a very good type of blur effect
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so friends next we are going to learn is a field blur go to filter
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and now we are going to see the blur gallery in this blur gallery you can see a field blur
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just select this okay now this very important blur the field blur in adobe
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Photoshop is a tool used to apply a customizable blurring to a different areas of an image
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okay just select this and as you can see you have the ability to change the blur of this area
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okay so once you select the field blur you can see the blur gallery open your entire
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image will be blurred and you see a little circle these are the little circle okay the circle is called
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a pin which can be moved or a duplicate alternatively you can drag the slider located in the
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top left corner or a blur gallery like this you can just slide it to increase and decrease the
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part of this area i am just moving this to her face and just decrease it so i can see it clearly like
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this you can just move it or increasing and decreasing the blur okay I just want to
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see the hand part properly so I'm just selecting this and decreasing it fine and
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just press okay so as you can see these the applying a field blur and this is the
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original one okay so friend these in field blur now next we are going to see an iris
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blur so for that we are going to get this image okay just duplicating this layer
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going to filter blur gallery and here we are going to select an iris blur
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okay so once we selecting this iris blur you can see these lines okay so first
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of all I'm going to tell you what this line called now these line this is handle
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a roundness okay this is handle a feather you can handle a feather you can handle a
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Now this is a center pin and this is a blur pin from here you can increase and decrease the blur
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fine so this is the use of this I'm just putting on here okay just decrease the size of this
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Now I'm just the increase the blur fine and just press okay and as you can see the result very nice boom
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So, friends, like this, you can use an iris blur in Adobe Photoshop to make a very creative images
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So friends, the iris blur filter in Adobe Photoshop works similar to the field blur but focuses
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significantly on a blurring a subject's eye within a more control as you can see the result. Okay
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Now friends, next we are going to learn is a tilt blur. For that, we are going to select this image
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Just duplicating this image and go to filter blur gallery and here I'm selecting a tilt shift
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Okay, so as you can see the tilt shift filter in Adobe Photoshop helps to prevent a prospective distortion by controlling where the focus falls in an image
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I'm just moving this pinpoint to this face Okay, it can also make a photo looks like they were take with a micro lens making an object appear miniature here
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So I am just increase and decrease this blur slides. So increase the blur and decrease the blur
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You can also make it vertical like this or you can also work on a horizontal so like the iris blur you can adjust the shape of the blur area the solid lines mark the area where there is no blur unless you
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adjust the focus okay this line don't have this blur now the dotted line as you can see this is a
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dotted line show where the blur is at its maximum okay from here you can see the blur at its maximum
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Now between the solid and the dotted line the blur gradually faded and forms a gradient from here to here as you can see
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It gave a gradient blur Just press it okay and I'll show the result as you can see these an original one and this up
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After applying a till shift effect Fine, so friends next we are going to learn is a path blur. Okay, so we are what we are doing? I'm just a
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okay I already have selected this effect so we are going to use these old
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effect where I'm just applying and the path blur okay now from here you can
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apply a path from where to where you want and blur so I just want from here to
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here or you can also create your own path fine just click here and you can
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add your own path like this see okay as you can see the result if you move this
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point and see the blur okay so these blur type is also very important if you
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want to make a path blur fine I am just to make it it you can just selecting this
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and deleting this like this fine and press okay and as you can see the effect
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okay so this is a path blur now next we are going to learn is a spin blur for
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that I'm just selecting this car wheel okay or you can also work on that our old
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image this image also for that I'm just first of all I'm showing you this type
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for this wheel going to blur gallery and applying a spin blur see so it's enabled you to create
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a circular motion effect that emulate an object rotation fine i'm just increased the size so that it's
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apply on a full wheel okay you can increase the blur from here okay just press okay and as you can
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see this is then after applying a spin blur and this is an original one fine so the same
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we are going to apply on this car okay we are already applying a blur over here so we are
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just going to apply a filter blur and spin blur okay the very big part i'm just moving to here okay
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so you have to adjust according to your requirement I'm just decreasing to like this make it on a center
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fine okay so I'm just press okay fine now for the second wheel I'm going to do a blur gallery spin blur okay applying a one more blur just put it over here okay
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make it on a center and then I'm just applying proper roundness okay you can also
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use your arrow to adjust it and may press okay see the result okay so this is the
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original one and this after applying a different different blur type in
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Adobe Photoshop. So friends that's all about a blur type effects in Adobe Photoshop
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