Photoshop Tutorial to Make Ripped Photo Effect
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Select Filter > Pixelate > Crystallize. Use 3 for Cell size.
Step 5
Click on the Load Channel as Selection icon.
You will get a selection on the image you are working now. After that, select the RGB channel. This will show up the original image.
Step 6
Select Edit > Copy, and then press Delete key on the keyboard.
Select Edit > Paste, and you will get your photo have been ripped into two part. They are in two separate layers.
Step 7
To add more ripped or torn apart paper looks, you can rotate one or both of that layer. To do this, is by select Edit > Free Transform.
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This tutorial not only didn’t work the first time, but didn’t work the second time. It wasted a copious amount of my time. I would like it back. Thanks.
@Horrible Tutorial: Would you like to describe the problem? I will gladly to help. Usually this tutorial is causing problem at step 7, in the inverting the selection process.