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In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a halftone effect in Photoshop CS6.
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24 responses to “Photoshop Tutorial: Create a Halftone Effect -HD-”
2021 – A perfect example of a tutorial. And at last, I finally know how to make my own halftone effects! No more grabbing photos in Google. Thank you so much, you are a life saver! π
Thanks!
Half tones have always scared me for some reason. Thought they were witchcraft. Lol
This really opened my eyes. Thanks. Not sure why you didn't address the grid looking pattern in the picture demo. That's super distracting
Thank you π
Thank you, this solution is very practical!
THANK YOU…
v good, thanks.
This is the best tutorial so far, no BS intro
Thank you for this tutorial!! its really helpful!!
Tutorial is Okey… But u r talking tooo
Well I was with you up until the Refine Edge which does not appear on my photoshop anywhere. Tried to wing it by just using the blur tool over the circle and then doing the color halftone which seems to do a photo negative effect when I try it with colors. Need help.
Thanks!
for you who wondering this tutorial not working for your photoshop CC.. especially 2019… don't use alpha gradient… use black and white or other color… thank you for this great tutorial
Is there a way I can make all the circles the same size
is there a square version?
delete what?
Im doing this in CMYK mode, but when I apply the halftone my spheres are entirely uniform as they reach the bleed of the gradient, are there any particular settings I should be adjusting to get the halftone circles to change according to the transparency??
What if you wanted to have the halftone a color instead of just black dots?
When I follow the steps on a black to transparent gradient, it works perfectly. When I try them on a white to transparent gradient (to end up with white dots for use in a layer mask), they don't do anything. (I can invert the black dots, of course, but it still seems weird that the technique doesn't just work on white like it does black.)
For some reason it's not working for me with just black/transparent. It worked when I used a color, but not black. I'm using Elements 5, btw.
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thank you friend
Hey, you! You are so good man! Thank you!!!
nice