Fragment an Image in Photoshop CS6

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we are going to show you how you can fragment an image in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7. When we fragment an image, Photoshop basically takes four pixels, averages the color, and distorts them. It looks like the image is fragmented.

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   First, we should have Photoshop opened

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   We create a new document or open an existing one

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   In this video, a document has already been opened.

   

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   At the right-hand side, we ensure that we selected the layer that we want to be editing

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   There is only one layer in this tutorial. We makes sure that the layer that we want is color blue.

   

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   We click "Filter"

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   We move the cursor to "Pixelate"

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   We come across to click "Fragment"

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   We can see that the effect took average pixels within tiny areas and took them separately. It is quite an interesting effect that applies automatically.

   

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   If we want, we can apply the effect again for a stronger effect

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   Alternatively, we can go backwards with our "Step Backward" tool

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