Fountain of rainbows

[sparda79]

Have you ever seen a fountain of rainbows?



3 exposures blended with different channels.

Sparda
http://digital-photography-school.co...er-closer.html

[ukglyn]

wow what a interesting way to shao a photo, love the pp work the way it has picked up the spectrum in the water.
Excellent

[raveen2u]

hey excellent!!! very colorful... It would be very useful, if you brief the making of this shot
Thanks
Raveen

[fstopMike]

To answer your question, No, I haven't. It's really cool and thanks for sharing.

[vimalkv]

Wow nice PP Work..Thank you for sharing

[sparda79]

Originally Posted by ukglyn

wow what a interesting way to shao a photo, love the pp work the way it has picked up the spectrum in the water.
Excellent

Thanks Ukglyn. It's cool. Found the tutorial for this a while back. Finally I found the right subject.

Originally Posted by raveen2u

hey excellent!!! very colorful... It would be very useful, if you brief the making of this shot
Thanks
Raveen

Thanks...Here's the steps...
1. Take 3 different exposure. Make sure there's a movement in them, in this case the water. Better use a tripod.
2. Stack the 3 shots in separate layers in Photoshop.
3. If you did not use a tripod (like the shot above), auto-align all layers.
4. Now, select the top layer, go to the blending option, under the 'advance blending', you can see the channels 'R', 'G' and 'B', make sure only 'R' is checked and unchecked 'G' and 'B'.
5. Go to the next layer, do the same except only check the 'G'.
6. In the last layer, only check 'B'.

That's about it.

Originally Posted by fstopMike

To answer your question, No, I haven't. It's really cool and thanks for sharing.

Thanks for viewing...

Sparda
http://digital-photography-school.co...er-closer.html

[yrot.tory]

cool photoshopping

[photography252525]

Excellent ! I like it very much

[lindyannajones]

Sparda, I like your adventures-in-photoshopping spirit! You've created a very cool, abstract quality to your photo. Well, done!

[Tenzin'sMom]

So sparkly and colorful! I've never seen anything like this before. Thanks for sharing it!