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Posted by: MrDeadHead
i wanted to make water that looked like it was being rained upon. any tips or tutorials i should know about?
Posted by: Axiom
cool
Posted by: Ritsui
Water itself isn't too hard (thanks to many tutorials), but I'd like to be able to do rain too... without having to rely on 3d rendering.
A basic water/waterdrop effect for anyone who hasn't done it before:
1) Start with a soft, cloud like base texture (Filter->Render->Clouds if you don't have your own).
2) Add a blur (usually radial blur).
3) Add some depth and shadow Filter->Sketch->Bas Relief
Posted by: Ritsui
As for making a rain effect... I'm clueless. I'd like to see that too 
Posted by: MrDeadHead
thanks for the water drop tutorial man. time to experiment 
Posted by: Dale
Nice tutorials there, Ritsui.
Posted by: John P.
There's a great water drop tutorial that comes with Photoshop CS.
Fortunately, it's also available on the web:
Go here, then click the link "technique", and you will see the "RainDrops" tutorial link. 
The great thing about this, is that you can save the water drop layer as a style, and use it later without having to go through the steps again for each new image.
Posted by: DeepCold
quote: Originally posted by Ritsui
Water itself isn't too hard (thanks to many tutorials), but I'd like to be able to do rain too... without having to rely on 3d rendering.
A basic water/waterdrop effect for anyone who hasn't done it before:
1) Start with a soft, cloud like base texture (Filter->Render->Clouds if you don't have your own).
2) Add a blur (usually radial blur).
3) Add some depth and shadow Filter->Sketch->Bas Relief
You can also use chrome as the final step, I like the effects of that
Posted by: Kaladran
I've done it before making the full rain effect... but remebering how right now might be a challenge. I'll try and dig up the tut I used a year or two ago and post it.
Posted by: MrDeadHead
Nice tut John, but I was looking for something more of a rain effect.
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