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Select the area, using the circular selection tool, and use the Spherize Filter in the Filters menu. The effect is adjustable and can even be inverted.
Tip, if you use the spherize filter in PhotoShop, try temporarily increasing the canvas size well beyond the edges of your actual image, applying the filter, then re-cropping... this will give subtler results without the "circular border" artifact you would otherwise get in the corners.
another alternative is to use the Liquify Filter, and then use the 'Bloat Tool' works great for this fisheye affect.... not that i can see thru the eyes of a fish ... wink wink
For fisheye effect, also try the Distort>Pinch filter. It has a little more lattitude than the Spherize filter. Also note that these filter by default apply the contour from the center of the canvas outward. Here's an example of the effect. Starting of with making a selection of the head and jumping it to a new layer. Applied the Pinch, then added a layer mask to make it blend with the untouched original below.
You're welcome...and I'd love to see if this method gives you any kind of satisfaction with your fisheye vision for your piece. Love to see a picture posted with your results!!!
Dear Friends,
I'm reposting with more specific information about the picture that I want to know how it was made.
If you can help me to know the techniques involved in this pictures, I will really appreciate it.
Here the link
i used to use the nikon soft focus #1 filter. it was great; just the right amount of softening, with the halo effect aroung the edges. does anyone know of a free digital plug-in to do this? thanks, boyd.
What kind of photoshopping you people think these photos have gone through?
I find the mood of the last photo especially interesting. How to get colors like that?
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