Star Wars Hologram Effect

jarrod2323

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credit to: mickm.com

1. Take your render and place it on your canvas.
I will be using this:


2. Desaturate (CTRL-U) and use these settings


3. Duplicate layer 3 times

4. On bottom layer, add a Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur of about 3-5 pixels



5. On the layer above the bottom-layer, add a Filter>Blur>Motion Blur. Amount depending on your image-size.


6. Leave the 3rd layer intact

7. Add a Filter>Artistic>Neon Glow on the top layer using these settings:


8. Then, lower the opacity of the un-modified 3rd layer to 34%

9. Hold CTRL and click the layer-icon on the palette wich will select the layer 3


10. Then, EDIT>FILL the selection on a layer ON TOP of the rest with scanlines


11. Set that layer to overlay and lower the opacity to 15% and set the layer under that one to multiply

12. Add whatever for effect, then you're FINISHED!!
 

slpnsld23

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cool but probably wont be used on a sports sig
 

jarrod2323

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LOL - yeah, probably not.. but, who knows... someone might tinker with it someway to use?
 

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the desature part pic looks kinda screwed up doesnt it, Hue doesnt even go up to 200, the max is 180
 

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Yea I was confused with that the numbers that are shown are completly messed up
 

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