Episode Summary 
In this episode, Matt shares his technique for simulating the smooth textures of a long-exposure photograph by using radial and motion blurs. Corey demonstrates how to quickly recreate the effect from the Cloud Atlas movie poster with a couple of simple blend modes. And finally, Pete shows you how to make your own bokehs with the brush tool and field blur.
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everyones tuts were great, but especially liked cory’s thanks for keeping up the great work. and considering me for the free prizes! thanks doug
Please don’t ever stop filming shows. If yall ever get bored I’ll step in but everyone loves you guys and yall are such a God send of help!!
Hello guys, happy new year !! Matt I think you were being harsh on photoshopusertv at the beginning of the show. I love the show, so keep up the good work !!!!
I really liked the long exposure tips Matt!
Another great tutorial by Corey!
Great job, as always!
new year and good show, keep up with the good work.
Hi Guys
I had to come back…couldn’t stay away…by the way…Matt’s shirt rocks!!!!!
Tony V.
I remember when Scot, Mat and Dave were celebrating pod-cast number 200. Where is Dave these days? Good show and glad your back from holiday.
Really liked Cory’s demonstration.
Thanks. Good stuff, as always.
THANKS!
Always amazed at the things that can be done in Photoshop..
Cool trick corey, I just love this effect.
You’ve already learned how to create looping backgrounds using After Effects; however, things are going to get better with a little teamwork. By combining the power of Photoshop and After Effects, you can create even more customized looping backgrounds. Because Photoshop is a rich graphics tool, much more variety can be had in the final result.
September 28, 2012 | Under photoshop tutorials | Recommend this Learn how to create some Light Lines in Photoshop, this effect on this Photoshop Tutorial can be created just using a few layer styles.