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Anonymous Wed 03 May 2017 14:33:45 No.308675 View View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>308680

Hey /wsr/,
So this is probably my favourite meme of all time; the glowing eyes.
I've known my way around photoshop for years, even just recently mastering animating .gifs .
But for the life of me I just can't replicate this goddamn meme.
HOW THE HELL IS IT DONE?! What filter do I use? Lens Blur? FUCK.
I've spent hours trying to figure it out without success.

So please, for the love of god, spoonfeed me?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 03 May 2017 14:38:42 No.308676 Report

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Someone posted a webm of the process a few weeks ago. Basically, add a new layer and do a lens flare, place it over eye 1, duplicate the layer and place the new layer over eye 2.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 03 May 2017 14:41:34 No.308680 Report

Quoted By: >>308697

>>308675
The filter is called Lens Flare. Filter -> Render -> Lens Flare. The one in the image is the 105mm Prime.

To get that exact effect:
- make a new layer with black background
- apply effect as described above
- apply Levels to that layer
- on the levels properties panel, drag the white arrow towards the dark part to exaggerate the highlights
- place lens flare layer above the image (bateman) and apply "lighten" or "screen" screen mode

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 03 May 2017 15:37:15 No.308697 Report

Quoted By: >>308701 >>308729

>>308680
When adding the Lens Flare to the black background, how do I determine where to add the effect directly on the eyes?
Right now I'm just going by trial and error guessing where the eye(s) are.

Anonymous

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Anonymous Wed 03 May 2017 15:48:56 No.308701 Report

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My try
>>308697
you can move it around after placing it literally anywhere (inside the canvas of course)
The lighten effect rids of the black background

EAS

EAS Wed 03 May 2017 16:30:23 No.308729 Report

Quoted By: >>308732

>>308697
you put two small white dots where the eyes are but on the all black layer .
then just apply the lens flare to the two dots.
If the dots are in the proper position you shouldn't notice them once done.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 03 May 2017 16:38:47 No.308732 Report

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>>308729
Literally just move the whole lens flare layer until the flare is on the eye.

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