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hi this is Marty from Blue Lightning TV
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do you know that Photoshop ships with a
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ready-made rainbow in case you don't
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it's called Russell's rainbow and I'll
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show you where to access it and a quick
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effective way to add it to your outdoor
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photos this is an update to a tutorial i
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did on an earlier version of Photoshop
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open a photo you'd like to add a rainbow
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to I downloaded this one and the others
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from shutterstock.com the first step is
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to click the new layer icon to make a
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new layer in this empty layer will
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create our rainbow open your gradient
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tool open your gradient thumbnails and
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click the gear icon to open your list of
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gradient presets click special effects
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when you see this window click append to
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add the special effects preset to the
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current gradient thumbnails click the
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last icon which is Russell's rainbow
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click the radial gradient icon which
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gives us the arc of the rainbow go to
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the lower right corner of your document
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and press and hold shift as you drag
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across the line to approximately where
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you want the outside of your rainbow to
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end then release pressing shift kept the
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line perfectly horizontal as you dragged
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it across if you want the rainbow to arc
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on the opposite side just drag the
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gradient line from the lower left across
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to the right
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go to filter blur and Gaussian blur
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upload 50 pixels however depending on
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the resolution of your photo you may
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want to use a different blur amount
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to make the rainbow blend into the sky
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better we need to do a few more
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adjustments first change its blend mode
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to screen
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and reduce its opacity between 50 to 70
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percent
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since rainbows gradually disappear as
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they get closer to the ground we'll make
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our rainbow do that as well click the
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layer mask icon to make a layer mask
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next to the rainbow
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open your gradient thumbnails and click
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the black white gradient click the
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linear gradient icon go to the bottom of
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your document press and hold shift and
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drag up the gradient line to the top
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then release this is Marty from Blue
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Lightning TV thanks for watching
standard: en
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Hi. This is Marty from Blue Lightning TV.
Do you know that Photoshop ships with a ready-made
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rainbow? In case you don't, it's called "Russell's
Rainbow" and I'll show you where to access
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it and a quick, effective way to add it to
your outdoor photos. This is an update to
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a tutorial I did on an earlier version of Photoshop.
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Open a photo you'd like to add a rainbow to.
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I downloaded this one and the
others from Shutterstock.com.
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The first step is to click the New Layer icon to make a new layer.
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In this empty layer we'll create our
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rainbow. Open your Gradient Tool, open your
gradient thumbnails and click the gear icon
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to open your list of gradient presets. Click
"Special Effects". When you see this window,
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click "Append" to add the Special Effects
preset to the current gradient thumbnails.
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Click the last icon, which is "Russells
Rainbow". Click the "Radial Gradient" icon,
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which will give us the arc of the rainbow.
Go to the lower, right corner of your document
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and press and hold Shift as you drag across
the line to approximately where you want the
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outside of your rainbow to end. Then, release.
Pressing Shift, kept the line perfectly horizontal
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as you dragged it across. If you want the
rainbow to arc on the opposite side, just
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drag the gradient line from the lower, left
across to the right.
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Go to Filter, Blur and Gaussian Blur.
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I'll blur it 50 pixels, however,
depending on the resolution of your photo, you
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may want to use a different blur amount.
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To make the rainbow blend into the sky better,
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we need to do a few more adjustments. First,
change its blend to "Screen" its
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and reduce opacity between 50 to 70%.
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Since rainbows
gradually disappear as they the closer to
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the ground, we'll make our rainbow do that,
as well. Click the Layer Mask icon to make
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a layer mask next to the rainbow. Open your
gradient thumbnails and click the "Black,
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White" gradient. Click the "Linear Gradient"
icon, go to the bottom of your document, press
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and hold Shift and drag up the gradient line
to the top. Then, release.
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This is Marty from Blue Lightning TV.
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Thanks for watching!