

Once Photoshop is done processing your image (which may take a minute or two, depending on how fast your computer is, and the size of the image), we can make slight touch-ups to certain areas.įor example, in my image, the top of the dome is a little too blurry for my taste - it should be in sharper focus. You can also add noise to the blurred areas of the image with the Noise options.Īlso, if you draw your gradient the wrong direction (frequently guilty as charged, your honor), you don't have to redraw your depth map: just click the Invert checkbox. You can "blow out" the brightness of lighter parts of your image with the Specular Highlights options. It is a permanent eyeshadow that retails for 20.00 and contains 0.05 oz.
Palette lens blur mac#
MAC Lens Blur is a very cool-toned, medium-dark berry with a matte finish. I prefer a hexagonal iris shape, a Blade Curvature of 12, a Rotation of 85, and the rest of the options left as their defaults. MAC Lens Blur Powder Kiss Soft Matte Eyeshadow. The settings for the other options on this panel I arrived at largely through experimentation.


If you want to fuss with the settings, you can choose a precise radius that gives the image the look you're after. Slide that over about halfway, and you'll start to see your fake miniature image take shape. Next, we need to define how blurry the blurriest parts of the image get, and we do that with the Radius slider. In this case, we'll want it to be zero - meaning no blur is applied to that part of the image. The Focal Distance controls how blurry the sharpest point in the image is. For our depth map, the source should already be selected for us, Alpha 1 (or whatever you named the depth map channel we just created).
