How do I add a lens blur, filter effect, and tilt shift effect to my video?

First of all, you should be clear about whether the effect you want to be blurred or tilt-shifted. The meaning of the two is different.

Doing it frame by frame can be done using the "batch" function of PS. Output the movie as a TGA sequence, process one frame, and record the action at the same time. Once the action is recorded, let the PS process all the remaining frames on its own. Then bring all the frames into the timeline.

Different software, different operation methods, basically this idea. Premiere, AE, Edius, etc. can all be done.

If you want to do a motion mask, it will be a bit more troublesome.

If you use software to tune it up, no matter how hard you put in it, it will be unnatural.

The dumbest way: Save the video frame by frame, and then photoshop each one the way you say, and then synthesize the movie.

Tilt shift is unlikely, the effect will be very strange, the tilt effect is easy, if tilt shift is so easy, then there is no need to make tens of thousands of heads!

Thanks to computer technology, filters are now basically OK except for CPL that can't be done!

Blurring is easy.

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This is not recommended. Duplicate the layer you want to do the tilt-shift effect, and then select the duplicate layer. Click Filter --- Blur --- Lens Blur. Then take a look at it for yourself and adjust it to the effect you like best.

You can mask it, and then use Ctrl+Alt+I to reverse it, and I don't see what is wrong with you.

Tilt-shift effects** have always been a favorite form of photographers, and they can turn a scene into a very interesting way to model it, as if you were in Lilliputia.

For photography enthusiasts who don't have expensive tilt-shift lenses, if you want to achieve a tilt-shift effect, you must use Photoshop's blur filters and masks to create a tilt-shift effect in post.

Nowadays, more and more small digital cameras have added a "miniature landscape" mode to increase the fun of shooting, that is, to shoot the best effect such as tilt-shift lens shooting.

In the thirteenth version of Photoshop, Adobe has also added tilt-shift blur to the filter, so that you don't have to do complex operations and get the tilt-shift effect directly**.

Photoshop CS6's blur filter adds three new filters: Field Blur, Iris Blur, and Tilf-Shift.

Select tilf-shift to open the tilf-shift control panel.

New tilt-shift

Tilt-Shift interface.

Tilt-Shift control panel.

On the right side of the tilf-shift panel is the Blur Tools, which can be used to control the strength of the tilt shift with two simple sliders: Blur and Distortion.

Try it yourself and you'll find it clear, but it's the most impressive.

Have you tried it?,In the picture style-filter,There's a tilt-shift effect.,You can try it.,Add the app directly and then adjust the parameters.。

You can easily create a tilt-shift effect in Photoshop with Alien Skin Exposure 7 film-bokeh (Alien Skin Bokeh2 for lower versions of PS).

1. First, install the Alien Skin Exposure 7 film filter.

2. After the installation is completed, open PS, import the image, and call this filter in the menu bar - Filters.

3. Open the Alien Skin Exposure 7 film filter and select the bokeh function, there is a ready-made tilt-shift preset that can be applied, and you can continue to adjust it as needed on the right side. Such as overall intensity, tonal curves, etc. Easily make your favorite tilt-shift effect. As shown in Fig

Since it is**, then the focal length and angle of view are already fixed.

If you want to convert the lens, you need to have a 3D model, so you have to take the 3D material of PS, which is the model material that can be rotated.

Lower versions of PS do not have this function, PS CS5 and above. In 3D, according to your intention, set the tilt shift path of the "camera", and set the starting point and end point.