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Old 16-10-07, 14:27
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Default Exploding TV

Do any of the veiwers know of a photoshop plug-in filter which will create an exploding TV screen effect.
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Old 17-10-07, 01:48
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No Photoshop filter, alas, I had the real thing. Switched it on, it went BANG! No matter, life is much better without it, I have decided.
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Old 17-10-07, 07:38
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John;
I am totally not for plug ins as usually there is a way to create the effects on PS by yourself.
Try this;
1- Create a layer of your TV on top
2- Using Hue and sat or color adjust, bring the color to warm orange yellow
3- Multiply your layers
4- using Filter > Liquefy try to create the effect of blast
5- merge the layers that work fine all over or save it after unclicking the layers that don't work
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Old 17-10-07, 17:06
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Tannins method is quicker!
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Old 18-10-07, 21:16
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Is this what you mean.
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Old 18-10-07, 21:30
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Yes, but with a bit more velocity and power. It's a good place to start from though.
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Old 18-10-07, 21:32
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John, its a plug called by Alien skin xenofex 2. I will have a play and see if it will do more.
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Old 18-10-07, 21:38
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Thanks, I'll have a go myself now I know where to look.
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Old 18-10-07, 21:57
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Here is another one done with a faded center circle with two of the settings set to nearly maximum.
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Old 19-10-07, 09:39
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Thanks Christine, your an absolute "SUPERSTARESS"
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