Can someone make a new tutorial for filters? I know it's annoying, but you guys are really a lot better than me and there are sooo many different uses with filters that it would take a ton of time to fully explore them. So can someone just breifly go into the filters and their uses?

I am sure many sig noobs like me would greatly appreciate it.

[cameltoe]

just play around with them like i did and find the ones you like and use them in ur sigs

[Magnum]

Just experiment with them. That's how I learned. It would take forever to try to explain them all. Try different combinations and settings.

[Arch]

what they both said

[PeskyAtheist]

1. new document, black background

2. type in the desired word(s) that you want to set on fire. TEXT MUST BE WHITE!! we'll use the word "BLAH"

3. rasterize the type Layer>Rasterize>Type

4. duplicate the layer. Layer>Duplicate Layer

5. create a new layer, filled with black. place it behind the layer you just created Layer>New Layer> Mode: Difference. check the box that says "fill with black" or something like that.

6. rotate the new layer Edit>Transform> Rotate 90 CW


7. add wind Filter>Stylize>Wind direction: from left. add wind enough so the streaks off the text is long. i usually apply it twice.


8. apply gaussian blur. Filter>Blur>Gaussian blur. my radius is .5

9. rotate the text 90 CCW Edid>Transform> 90 CCW. now place the modified text above the old text

10. create a new layer, filled with black. place it behind the copy of the text, and merge the two layers. Layer>New Layer>Modeifference. click the box that says "fill with black" then having the duplicate of the text layer selected, merge it with the black layer.

11. liquify the text. Image>Liquify use the top brush to make the streaks off the letters look like fire. when finished click ok.

12. change the mode of the layer to screen.

13. add color. Image>Adjust>Hue/Saturation click colorize. play with the settings to get the desired color.

if all else faily, go here http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/howt ... 96,00.html

[PeskyAtheist]

1. new document, black background

2. type in the desired word(s) that you want to set on fire. TEXT MUST BE WHITE!! we'll use the word "BLAH"

3. rasterize the type Layer>Rasterize>Type

4. duplicate the layer. Layer>Duplicate Layer

5. create a new layer, filled with black. place it behind the layer you just created Layer>New Layer> Mode: Difference. check the box that says "fill with black" or something like that.

6. rotate the new layer Edit>Transform> Rotate 90 CW


7. add wind Filter>Stylize>Wind direction: from left. add wind enough so the streaks off the text is long. i usually apply it twice.


8. apply gaussian blur. Filter>Blur>Gaussian blur. my radius is .5

9. rotate the text 90 CCW Edid>Transform> 90 CCW. now place the modified text above the old text

10. create a new layer, filled with black. place it behind the copy of the text, and merge the two layers. Layer>New Layer>Modeifference. click the box that says "fill with black" then having the duplicate of the text layer selected, merge it with the black layer.

11. liquify the text. Image>Liquify use the top brush to make the streaks off the letters look like fire. when finished click ok.

12. change the mode of the layer to screen.

13. add color. Image>Adjust>Hue/Saturation click colorize. play with the settings to get the desired color.

if all else faily, go here http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/howt ... 96,00.html

[PeskyAtheist]

1. new document, black background

2. type in the desired word(s) that you want to set on fire. TEXT MUST BE WHITE!! we'll use the word "BLAH"

3. rasterize the type Layer>Rasterize>Type

4. duplicate the layer. Layer>Duplicate Layer

5. create a new layer, filled with black. place it behind the layer you just created Layer>New Layer> Mode: Difference. check the box that says "fill with black" or something like that.

6. rotate the new layer Edit>Transform> Rotate 90 CW


7. add wind Filter>Stylize>Wind direction: from left. add wind enough so the streaks off the text is long. i usually apply it twice.


8. apply gaussian blur. Filter>Blur>Gaussian blur. my radius is .5

9. rotate the text 90 CCW Edid>Transform> 90 CCW. now place the modified text above the old text

10. create a new layer, filled with black. place it behind the copy of the text, and merge the two layers. Layer>New Layer>Modeifference. click the box that says "fill with black" then having the duplicate of the text layer selected, merge it with the black layer.

11. liquify the text. Image>Liquify use the top brush to make the streaks off the letters look like fire. when finished click ok.

12. change the mode of the layer to screen.

13. add color. Image>Adjust>Hue/Saturation click colorize. play with the settings to get the desired color.

if all else faily, go here http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/howt ... 96,00.html

mwah:

[Proteus]

Originally Posted by PeskyAtheist

1. new document, black background

2. type in the desired word(s) that you want to set on fire. TEXT MUST BE WHITE!! we'll use the word "BLAH"

3. rasterize the type Layer>Rasterize>Type

4. duplicate the layer. Layer>Duplicate Layer

5. create a new layer, filled with black. place it behind the layer you just created Layer>New Layer> Mode: Difference. check the box that says "fill with black" or something like that.

6. rotate the new layer Edit>Transform> Rotate 90 CW


7. add wind Filter>Stylize>Wind direction: from left. add wind enough so the streaks off the text is long. i usually apply it twice.


8. apply gaussian blur. Filter>Blur>Gaussian blur. my radius is .5

9. rotate the text 90 CCW Edid>Transform> 90 CCW. now place the modified text above the old text

10. create a new layer, filled with black. place it behind the copy of the text, and merge the two layers. Layer>New Layer>Modeifference. click the box that says "fill with black" then having the duplicate of the text layer selected, merge it with the black layer.

11. liquify the text. Image>Liquify use the top brush to make the streaks off the letters look like fire. when finished click ok.

12. change the mode of the layer to screen.

13. add color. Image>Adjust>Hue/Saturation click colorize. play with the settings to get the desired color.

if all else faily, go here http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/howt ... 96,00.html

Or you could just do a motion trail that points down, phew.

[snipeymagoo]

or you could not spam it

[cameltoe]

haha nice triple post
btw i watched some of the videos on that site very helpful