On 20 mai, 14:47, Ricky Rudolph <a...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> liszt...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>http://www.flickr.com/photos/11462409@[EMAIL
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> > Did she simply add blur to some parts of the flower, with a mask...or
> > was it some filter, special photoshop magic...the blur on the right
> > part is very extended, but the edges are not so much suffering from
> > the smoothness...! imho
>
> Not sure exactly what tools were used, but you can produce pretty much
> the same effect using the following procedure:
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> 1. Duplicate the picture in another layer (above the original).
> 2. Blur the duplicate picture (e.g. using the Gaussian blur filter).
> 3. Make the duplicate picture semi-transparent (e.g. by setting the
> layer opacity to 50%).
> 4. (Optionally) Create a layer mask for the duplicate picture to limit
> the soft focus effect to only part of the picture.
Oh yes. should have thought about it . THx,
l
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