@ChatGPT_com_FabioPantoja
I counted 33 clicks. Thank you very much.
@IGI_Media
Without a doubt, THEE BEST explanation and benefit to us I have ever witnessed. A reusable technique is always good. A reusable tricky effect even more so. The above is more of a compliment then you can imagine, as I have been using Ps for 30+ years.
@markjjnstradling
As always clear, short and simple. Thanks for the tutorial.
@wityuliasari
so you mean we can use that glass effect to any photo without repeat the step on this videos right?
@okekedavid3710
This is wonderful. Thank you. New technique added.
@iambluexd
Great tutorial! Blur effects always look unique to me!
@thecatholicwoodworker
I'm too slow for you. You went too fast and I can't figure out where you clicked.
@asfarfaisal3231
A second way we can do it through make a shape and duplicate the background image, get it clipping mask and blur the mask image and at the last add shadow to the shape we created 😊
@TrevorDennis100
Colin Smith (Photoshop Cafe) did this same effect in a recent video, but he goes into a lot more detail and shows two ways of achieving it.
@Thempsingh1998
Wonderful
@armeagames3789
Thanks <3
@karobein27
Can you show how to do it on Affinity Photo 2 <3?
@jayant.srivastava
Why can't we have Adjustment Layers in Photoshop yet?
@MRHasanpourK
Wow bravo 👌👏👏👏
@Greg.Lacoste
WOW!!!! this was perfect
@BinhNguyen074
I couldn't drag the shape layer on the Smart Object
@Ruffffff
How do we do the reverse? Like the background is fully blurred and only the box or rectangle is the area of focus?
@nazelibrahim9729
Perfect
@michaeloshili9003
I love it thank you so ooo much❤❤❤❤❤❤
@pntov