Photoshop Effect Tutorial: Frosted Glass Effect – Effect Tutorial

Author:Derek-Yu (hairtail fish) Source:China Tutorial Network

This example explains the use of PS’s built-in filters to create various glass effects. Different glass effects can be obtained by changing parameters, which is helpful for beginners to understand filters.
Original picture:

1. Open the original image in PS, press Ctrl+J to copy a layer, and use the pen tool to make the path as shown below on the glass door in the material.

2. Convert all paths into selections in the Paths palette, return to the Layers panel and add a layer mask

3. Perform filter operation on layer 1 ：

A. Lens blur: Filter → Blur → Lens blur, parameters:

Effect:

Changing the radius value to 40 has the following effect:

B. Glass filter: Filter → Distort → Glass, parameters:

　
Effect: 
　

Several different effects can be obtained by modifying the parameters: ​

C. Splash: Filter → Brush Stroke → Splash, parameters:

Effect:

Author:Derek-Yu (hairtail fish) Source:China Tutorial Network

This example explains the use of PS’s built-in filters to create various glass effects. Different glass effects can be obtained by changing parameters, which is helpful for beginners to understand filters.
Original picture:

1. Open the original image in PS, press Ctrl+J to copy a layer, and use the pen tool to make the path as shown below on the glass door in the material.

2. Convert all paths into selections in the path palette, return to the layer panel and add a layer mask

3. Perform filter operation on layer 1:

A. Lens blur: Filter → Blur → Lens blur, parameters:

Effect:

Modify The effect of a radius value of 40 is as follows:

B. Glass filter: Filter → Distort → Glass, parameters:

　
Effect: 
　

Several different effects can be obtained by modifying the parameters: ​

C. Splash: Filter → Brush Stroke → Splash, parameters:

Effect:

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