Solarize an Image in Photoshop CS6

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Video: Solarize an Image in Photoshop CS6

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video I'm going to show you how you can solarize an image on "Photoshop CS6" on Windows 7.

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   We need to open an existing document or creating a new one

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   Check the layer on the right-hand side and make sure to select the one we need to work with, if we have more than one.

   

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   From the above menu, select "Filter" then "Stylize" and then "Solarize"

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   As we can see that this is done, and a negative image is created or negative impression for parts of the image and not the entire image

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   This is actually for the fall ground or the highlighted parts of the image, and can have a really nice effect just like when printed with film.

   

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   We can step backwards by pressing "step backwards "

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   This is a VisiHow video, and I've just shown you how you can add a solarize effect to an image on "Photoshop CS6" on Windows 7

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   If you have any questions, comments or queries feel free to add them to the section below and we'll do our best to get back to you.

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