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Introduction
Adobe Photoshop filters are a designer's dream come true. With filters you can turn a photograph into an oil painting or a watercolor; even change night into day. Photoshop's Filter menu includes no less than 105 (6 New! ) highly creative filters, which can be applied once, reapplied, or combined with other filters to create any effect your imagination can dream up.In addition, the filter menu includes Extract, Liquify, and the Pattern Maker. The possible combination of filters and images literally runs into the millions. This means that Photoshop filters are truly an undiscovered territory. As a matter of fact, the Filter Gallery lets you view the effects of one or more filters on the active document. This level of power gives you unbelievable creative control over your images.Other commands, such as the Fade command, let you reduce the effect of the applied filter, and even apply a blending mode to the final image. In addition, you can utilize a channel mask to control how the filter is applied to the image. You could use a black to white gradient channel mask to slowly fade the effects of the filter from left to right.Photoshop even lets you protect you intellectual property by embedding a definable watermark into the image that is almost invisible to see, and virtually impossible to remove. In fact, you can print an image that contains a watermark, run it off on a copy machine and rescan, and the watermark is still there. Now that's protection.Take a moment to view some of the various filter effects that Photoshop offers. Because there are 105 filters available, we can't show you all of them, but I think you'll enjoy viewing the selection at the end of the chapter.
