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It just keeps on raining---another way to create a thunderstorm is in the offing. On
your original image, create a new layer, fill with black and use similar settings from the first rain tutorial: Filter >
Add Noise > 340, Filter > Motion Blur > Angle > 65, Distance > 10 pixels. Change the Blending Mode
to Screen on the new layer. |
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To get more in the dark and gloomy mood of a rainstorm, press Cntrl + L to
access Levels. Change the first Input Level to 150. |
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That is definitely more like it. To rid the image of the spots on the image sides,
use Cntrl +T (Free Transform) and stretch out until gone. |
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You could stop right here, although if your image is too bright, click on the original
image layer and access Cntrl +L once again. This time, change the far right Output Levels box to 198. |
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Experiment with the various Level settings to achieve the effect you wish.
In the meantime, there you are...another rainstorm. |
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