PS Beginner’s Article: How to Use Filters to Create Fireworks Effects (Summary)

In the previous article "Teach you how to use PS to create a poster with a hollow creative effect (Summary)", I introduced you to how to use PS to create a poster with a hollow effect. The following article will introduce to you how to use PS filters to create fireworks effects. Friends who are interested, let us learn together.

Filters are used to create fireworks effects as shown below

How to use ps filters to create fireworks effects

1. Open PS, create a new 600×600 pixel square black document, return to the layer panel, copy a layer and fill it with black, then find [Filter]-[Noise]-[Add Noise] Color] Click OK.

#2. [Add Noise] The number is about 35, select Gaussian distribution, check Monochrome and confirm.

3. Click [Image]-[Adjustment]-[Threshold] on the dialog box to increase the threshold to the maximum.

#4. Click [Filter]-[Stylization]-[Wind] to pop up the following parameter dialog box.

5. Press [Ctrl F] to perform the previous operation.

#6. Press a few more times to make the wind feel stronger.

7. By clicking [Image]-[Image Rotation]-[90 degrees]

8. Finally Click [Filter]-[Distortion]-[Polar Coordinates]

9. [Polar Coordinates] parameter dialog box, as shown below.

10. Create a new blank layer, return to the toolbar, find the [Gradient Tool] of your favorite color, then select [Overlay] for the mixed layer and click OK.

#11. The effect is completed and can be accompanied by copywriting.

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