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One trick to teach you how to use PS to add smoke effects to pictures (4 steps in total)

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In the previous article "PS Tutorial: How to Add Leather Effect to Text (Technique Sharing)", I introduced you to a little trick, how to use PS to add smoke effect to pictures. . The following article will introduce to you how to add smoke effects to pictures in PS. Friends in need can refer to it. I hope it will be helpful to you.

One trick to teach you how to use PS to add smoke effects to pictures (4 steps in total)

The picture smoke effect is as follows

One trick to teach you how to use PS to add smoke effects to pictures (4 steps in total)

How to add smoke effect to ps picture

1. Open ps, import the material, create a new blank layer, and click [Filter]-[Render]-[Clouds].

One trick to teach you how to use PS to add smoke effects to pictures (4 steps in total)

#2. The cloud effect comes out, then find the channel, select [Blue] for all layers, and left-click Ctrl to create a selection.

One trick to teach you how to use PS to add smoke effects to pictures (4 steps in total)

#3. First click the small eye on [Cloud Layer] to make it invisible, then go to [Layer 2] and press the Ctrl Delete shortcut key.

One trick to teach you how to use PS to add smoke effects to pictures (4 steps in total)

#4. Press the Ctrl D shortcut key to cancel the selection and the effect is completed.

One trick to teach you how to use PS to add smoke effects to pictures (4 steps in total)

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