#HALFTONE AFFINITY PHOTO HOW TO#

If we zoom in, the dots look like the image below.Ĭhange the Halftone Effect Colors By Changing the Filter’s Blending Optionsĭouble-click on the Blending Options icon to the right of the filter in the Layers panel. We entered 30 for the Max Radius and 45 for all the Screen Angles this time around.īelow is what the image looks like with the new values. Double-click on Color Halftone under Smart Filters in the Layers panel. Like with the Halftone Pattern filter from earlier in this tutorial, you can go back in and change the filter settings if you don’t like the results. Step 3 - Modify Color Halftone Settings Again if Needed Take a look at the image below to get an idea of what the dots look like with the values we entered. We entered the following values and clicked OK to apply the filter.īelow is what our image looks like with the values above.

The channels correspond to the following colors: cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. The Screen Angle for each channel affects the angle at which the dots are placed. The dots can only be as large as or smaller than the value you enter. Radius will affect the size of a halftone dot. Go to Filter > Pixelate > Color Halftone. Then make any changes and click OK again.Ĭolor Halftone Filter Step 1 - Select Color Halftone Filter Simply double-click on Filter Gallery under Smart Filters in the Layers panel. If you want to change the applied Halftone Pattern filter, you can still make adjustments because the image is a Smart Object. Step 3 - Edit Applied Halftone Pattern if Needed Click OK when you’re happy with how the preview looks. You can use the zoom buttons at the bottom left if needed. Using the preview image on the left, adjust the Size and Contrast to your liking. Open the Sketch folder and select Halftone Pattern. Then click on the Background color icon and select a color. Click on the Foreground color icon near the bottom of the left toolbar and select a color. The Halftone Pattern filter uses the current Foreground and Background colors when making a halftone effect. Halftone Pattern Filter Step 1 - Select Foreground and Background Colors We chose to use a photo of a woman in a garden, but y ou can create a halftone effect with any image, such as one from this list of adventure photos. Make the image a Smart Object by right-clicking on the image layer and selecting Convert to Smart Object. The first method uses the Halftone Pattern filter in the Filter Gallery, and the second method uses the Color Halftone filter.īefore we start making the halftone effects, open the image you would like to use in Photoshop. We will go through two methods, both using filters in Photoshop.

#HALFTONE AFFINITY PHOTO HOW TO#

This tutorial will teach you how to create a halftone effect in Photoshop.

Halftone affinity photo