How to Apply Iris Blur

Iris Blur tool allows you to add blur to an image that fakes a shallow depth of field

Open your image in Photoshop
In this tutorial am going to add blur to the whole picture except the flower














Duplicate background Layer

Ctrl+J or go to  Layer -New- Layer via Copy










Now, you will be having two layers, background layer and Layer 1 which is the copy of background layer

Go to Filter > Blur > Iris Blur












Click on your image and a cycle will appear, everything outside the cycle will be blurred
Play with dots to reposition where you dont want to be blurred
When you are satsified now your right hand side in Blur tool slider you can set amount of blur you want




















When you are satisfied simply click Ok and press enter





Below is final image




How to Add Rainbow in a photo

Now lets learn how to add realistic Rainbow to a photo

Open an Image in Photoshop

 


















Add a new Layer
Go to Layer - New - Layer or simply click Shift+Ctrl+N
Name new Layer Rainbow

Select  Gradient Tool , make sure Rainbow layer is selected


Click on the Gradient Picker in the Options Bar, a list of additional Gradient will appear then choose special effect


A window will pop up asking if you want to apply special effects then click Append









Now Go back to Gradient Editor and select Russell's Rainbow









Make sure Radial Gradient is selected



As per below image, now Drag out a rainbow gradient from right to left in the image then release your mouse
















Now press Ctrl+T to be able to reposition the rainbow as you desire














Change blend mode Of The Rainbow Layer To Screen











Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur, to apply Gaussian Blur into the rainbow











Add blur into the rainbow until it looks soft and natural



















With Rainbow Layer selected ,add a Layer mask 














You will see a white box appearing beside Rainbow layer










With Gradient tool selected, Go to gradient options and select Black,white











Choose "Linear Gradient" From The Options Bar






Drag A Black,white Gradient On The Layer Mask so that we can make rainbow appear brighter as it reaches into the sky















well, below is final result

How to Adjust Colors

Color Adjustment help to lighten and adjust colors in photos, this happens when you take a picture without flash or picture taken in dark place

As usual, start by opening your image in Photoshop















Go to Image > Adjustments > Levels,

Level window will pop up
Channel Drop Menu, this allows you to choose whether your changes should effect all the colors, or just one (red, green, or blue).
Input Levels: Black is for shadow, gray  for midtones and white is for highlights.
Make sure the Preview box is checked on, so that you can preview the picture as you make changes.





















Choose the channel you wish to change and drag the triangles. Dragging black triangle to the right will make the shadows in your photo darker. Dragging the white triangle to the left will make the highlights in your photo lighter, and dragging it to the right will make the midtones darker. You will be able to see the changes in your image

Here is my Photo after editing















 

RED EYE REMOVAL

In this tutorial, we will learn how to remove red eye

Open Image you wish to edit



 

 






Click  Zoom  tool in the toolbox or press Ctrl++ to zoom in the image, so that you can have a clear view of the eye

Note : Make sure  default background and forebackground colors are black and white


Select the Red Eye tool from the toolbar


 

 

 





With the Red Eye tool active, click in the red part of the eye and the red will disappear,

If the correction doesn't match the size of the pupils or seems too light or too dark, undo the effect and change the Pupil Size or the Darken Amount setting on the Options bar and then reapply.




Below is my image after Editing













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