PS analog aperture back effect
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There are many ways to post-process portrait photos. The background effect of simulating large aperture shooting is most commonly used, and the effect is also most obvious and beautiful. Below we will illustrate by specific examples. Original picture (see Figure 1)
The first step is to open the original image in Photoshop, copy the layer, and set the layer bar on the layer to be copied. Then the menu bar layer -> copy layer (see Figure 2)
In the second step, perform Gaussian blur on the next layer, select the next layer in the layer bar, and then filter -> Blur -> Gaussian Blur (see Figure 3), adjust the parameters in the pop-up dialog box: Radius 5 (See Figure 4)
In the third step, select the top layer and change its layer blending option to “Overlay” (see Figure 5).
The fourth step is to view the effect to save the photo. (See Figure 6)
This method is very simple and practical, and it has a little artistic effect after it is done. Readers can expand on this basis, adjust the opacity of the layer, or change the layer to other modes such as soft light, filter color, etc., will also let you get different effects, and even multiple layers can be Different transparency overlays may have unexpected gains.