Welcome back.
So in this video, we're going to talk about the blurred filter.
So before I do that, in the previous video we opened up the Untitled One document here.
Someone had file, say, of ads, and we're going to save this zero one 3-D filter.
And then when I want to do as I'm in here, control shift.
Yes.
And we're gonna save this as zero to blur filter.
OK.
So now we can go in here and really, you know, manipulate the objects that we have in here or the
layers that we have in here so that I can show you exactly what the Blur filter has to offer.
So you can see here in the Layers panel that I have rectangle to selected right now.
So go ahead and do that.
And then I'm going to click on average.
So you're going to see this object here.
This rectangle is going to change once I click on this case.
So you can see it changed completely from what it was doing before.
All right.
Now, if I go to.
So this is the.
That's the average blur filter.
Now I'm going to do blur.
Now you can see here.
That I have blurr and I have average and I have general.
So let me do this.
I'm going to grab the layers panel here.
Let's see if I can detached us.
Let's see.
Well, let's just enlarge it, so I'm gonna hide these panels here.
So let's close that panel out.
Close this one out.
Close the group out.
OK.
So close this up for a second.
And this one, too, because what I want to do is I want to show you what you can do here.
So if I double click on this area here is gonna pop this open and then we can adjust.
They'll pastie here.
So I might cancel.
We're going to turn on the blur effect.
And the general normal map, and I'm a double click on that one.
And you can see when I do that.
OK.
It basically just allows me to keep the average blur on there.
So what we're going to do is we're going to create another object for.
Each effect.
OK.
So I'm going to grab the rectangle tool down here, and I'm a drawn other rectangle right here and I'm
going to change the color to a light blue.
So we need three to see.
Seven a five.
OK.
And I'm gonna grab the paint bucket.
Action of a paint bucket.
I'm just going to double click on the little transform area here.
OK.
Actually, let's grab the that right there.
So three to see seven five here.
OK.
And now we have the color that I wanted for this.
And I'm going to go to filter.
We're going to do blur and we're gonna do blur.
I want to convert to a smart object.
And there you go.
You can see it hasn't done much, which is fine.
Now we're going to do filter blur and we're gonna do blah more K.
Now, again, it's not showing me a lot.
So what I want to do is I'm going to go to.
My Web browser, and in my case, it's Firefox of using Chrome or whatever.
It's OK, I'm going to go to Google that.
Com and we're going to type in cats, OK?
And I'm going to go to images and we're gonna grab this cutey, this cute little kitty right here.
I'm going to right.
Click on him, save the image as we're saved to my desktop here.
And I'll close out this browser here.
I'm in it file open index.
And then what we're gonna do is we're in control a control see and then paste the cat into here.
And now we're gonna add the more blah, blah, more on the cat.
So you can see.
OK.
So if I control zie to undo that, you see how right now it's got a lot of it shows the cat.
Now they actually have blurr in this photo already.
So if you look around the cat's head here, they blurred out the background.
OK, so that it would focus on the cat on his face.
OK.
So if I do filter and I do blur and we do blur more, it's going to blur his face a little bit.
OK.
And if I do filter and I do blur it, I'll do it a little bit, OK?
So that's how you use blur and then blur more.
Now the next one is blur and we're going to do box blur, OK.
Now with this.
You can do that.
I mean, you can really
wow, you can really blur this out a lot if needed.
You see, like, I can barely see the cat there.
And that's only five.
So we could do like that.
I mean, that's good there.
So I said, OK, then if we do filter and we've got to blur and we do ghasem blah.
OK, now you see the radius here.
It's like building a circle around it.
I'm going to cancel and then let's control zie to undo that for the other blurr, which was the Blairmore.
So let's do the box blaa here.
That was the one we did.
And then let's do the ghasem blur, which is the more circular blur you see right there.
OK.
So you can see that.
So we can do the radius.
So it does like a radius.
It does a circular blur around the whole image.
So if I had just that and I'm just using the donkey, the down arrow and up arrow on my keyboard to
go up and down, or you can scroll if you have a scroll on your mouse, you can scroll like that or
you can just type it on.
So you can to 5.0.
We can do 1.0 if you know exactly what the number is, two point two, etc..
OK, so I'm going to keep it at zero zero point zero.
Well let me do that.
So it has to be zero point one, which is fine.
Someone hit cancel on that and then we're going to do filter and we'll do blurr and let's do a lens
blur.
OK.
And with this, it's going to let you do it has a lot more features here.
So it will let you.
You can do radius.
You can do curvature, rotation, brightness, threshold amount.
OK.
And it's really doing a lot here.
So if I take this off and this off and rotation off brightness, off threshold, off uniform, turn
off the noise.
Yeah.
The noise is really what kind of gives it that luck of now if you do this.
That's just going to Catholics possessed now.
He was nice.
Now he looks with us.
You can do blade curvature.
We can do rotation.
We can do brightness.
OK.
You can do a lot with this.
And that's why this is so fun to talk about, because the filter, the blur filter is really fun.
OK.
Someone cancel.
Let's go to filter again.
And we're gonna do blur and we'll do.
Let's do the radio blur.
OK, so I can adjust that I had.
OK.
There you go.
Now he's spinning out of control and you can see him.
OK.
And then we'll do the.
Motion blur.
So you can see it.
That's kind of a popular effect now, like in with promotional videos and stuff like that, they do
a lot of gletty effects and stuff like that.
And this is kind of a way that you can do that.
So I cancel.
Then we'll do the shape blur.
Time.
And I can, like, do it with a different shape.
So it's going to blur based on the shape.
So like with this one, it's going to just blur in these areas.
OK.
My goal is to apar.
That's kind of cool.
Furkat, you know, it'll do it kind of in the shape of the object.
So hit, cancel.
And then the other one I want to talk about is the smart blurr, OK?
So we can do.
Threshold, and this is kind of what they did with this photo originally, because when you don't have
any effects on here, you can see that the cat's head is the focal point of the image and the rest of
the background is blurred out.
So it's a perfect example for this lecture because we're talking about the blurr tool or the blah filter
surface blur.
OK, that's pretty much what they used to.
Probably out of this photo for the most part.
And like I said, there's a lot of different ways to do it.
But you see, we just kind of added to what they already did.
Now, I kind of like the way they did it better, because then you can still see his body.
But the focal point is his head and the head really pops out, which is important when you're using
the blur tool, because that's really the whole idea of the fact is you're trying to fade out the back
backdrop and then put in the foreground.
The cat's head in this instance.
And make him the focal point.
All right.
So I'm going to head file save.
And that's all I have for the blur filter.
So I'll see in the next video.
Thanks for watching.