Realistic Fire Effect in Photoshop

Learn how to create a simple, realistic fire effect in Photoshop.

1. Start a new image 200×200. Creat a new layer
[ layer/new/layer ] and name it ‘fire’. Let’s fill it with white color [ ctrl+backspace ] and then, render it with difference clouds [ filter/render/difference clouds ]. Repeat the filter 1 or 2 times more. You should come up with the same result as previewed on the left.
p_rfire_01

2. Now, Render it with lighting effects[filter/render/lighting effects]. Use the following paramaters:
p_rfire_a01
p_rfire_02

3. Last step is quite magic. Simply use the filter accented edges[filter/brush strokes/accented edges] and again, follow the parameters below:
p_rfire_a02
p_rfire_03

Final. Use the layer and set it ’soft light’ or other modes on your own work[layers] as to use effectively the fire you just created. Note that the fire can very much vary depending on the resolution and parameters you started from, but fortunately, the effect will always be the same. So go on, don’t fear to try! :)
p_rfire_sample

NOTE: The final result haven’t been done only using ths tutorial. It is strictly a sample.

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5 Responses to “Realistic Fire Effect in Photoshop”

  1. lol says:

    I thought you said realistic.. not “hunk of shit” fire effect.

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  3. goldenboyz says:

    a more in depth tutorial would be more appreciated, the outcome looks pretty ok.

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