Tilt-Shift Effect in GIMP
Learn how to turn an image into a tilt-shift lens effect in GIMP by applying blend tool,
Gaussian blur and adjust hue/saturation. #JTSGraph #PhotoEffect #tilt-shift #GIMP
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:11 Enable Quick Mask
00:25 Apply Gradient
01:00 Apply Gaussian Blur
01:23 Adjust Hue/Saturation
Steps to make a tilt-shift effect in GIMP:
1. Enable Quick Mask.
Use Select-Toggle Quick Mask (Shift+Q).
When you activate the Quick Mask, the current layer will get red overlay color.
2. Select the Gradient/Blend Tool.
Use Tools-Paint Tools-Gradient.
Press D to make sure your foreground and background color are in black and white.
In the Tool Options, select the FG and BG To Shape Bi-Linear.
3. Apply the Blend Tool (Gradient).
Click-drag the Gradient tool from the bottom of your image outwards while pressing the Ctrl key.
Remove the Quick Mask by pressing Shift + Q.
4. Apply the Gaussian Blur filter.
USe Filters- Blur- Gaussian Blur...
Adjust the Blur Radius and choose RLE under the Blur Method. Click OK.
5. Adjust Hue / Saturation.
Use Colors- Hue-Saturation.
Drag the saturation slider to the right. Click OK.