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Add Difference Clouds in Photoshop CS6

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You're watching VisiHow! In this video, we are going to show you how you can add a difference-clouds effect in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7.

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To begin, we should have a document open either by creating a new document or opening an existing one
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There is a VisiHow video on how to create a new document and open a document in Photoshop CS6.

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The document will be displayed in the "Layers" tab at the right-hand side
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There is only one layer.

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If we have more than one layer, we have to make sure that we've selected the layer with which we want to work
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We click "Filter"
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We move the cursor over to "Render"
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We move across to "Difference Clouds" and click it
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After we click it, we'll see the difference-clouds effect. The effect takes cloud-like colors in the image and changes the colors in those parts. Other parts are left as they were before. It is quite an interesting effect, especially if we have a photograph with quite a combination of colors, as it is in our example.

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We can go back by pressing "Ctrl"+"Z"
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Alternatively, we can leave the effect
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