Create Cloud Effect in Photoshop CS6

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we are going to show you how you can generate a cloud effect in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7.

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   In this video, we already have the document opened

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   Once we open or create a document, we check that we've selected the layer that we will be editing at the right-hand side

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   In this video, there is only one layer; but there might be more.

   

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   We click "Filter" at the top

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   We move the cursor to "Render"

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   We click "Clouds" across

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   This will add a pattern over the top of the layer.

   

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   We can go back by pressing "Ctrl" and "Z"

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   This is "step backward" or "undo". We'll be taken back to our original image. What the "Clouds" option does: it takes the general colors of the image and combines them into a cloud texture.

   

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   If our image is not so dramatic as the one in the video, then we could hold down "Alt" (PC) or "Option" (Mac) button while selecting "Clouds"

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   This would create a more dramatic effect.

   

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How to make clouds for animation map on Photoshop CS6?

I want to make an clouds in certain positions. That's why I can't use Filter tool. Because this clouds spreads throughout the picture, if I use the Filter tool.. . Thank you.

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