Heat Map Photo Effect - Photoshop Tutorial
In this Photoshop Tutorial, I’ll show you how to create Grain Heat Map Thermal Photo Effects, which gives your photos an abstract and retro feel, with high-bright colors that resemble a lot thermal imaging, but in this video we'll recreate it using Photoshop.——▷Become my Patron to support me make new tutorials: https://www.patreon.com/Letsgettoit
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0:00 Introduction
0:32 Project setup
1:53 Basic image adjustments
3:12 Motion blur application
5:05 Gradient map coloring
7:29 Contrast enhancement
8:10 Adding grain texture
9:08 Final texture overlay
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