Water Drop Effect

Creating a Realistic Water Drop Effect in Photoshop

Adding realistic water drops in Photoshop is a great way to enhance images with a natural look. Follow these simple steps to achieve a stunning effect.

Step:1

Preparing the Water Drop File

Open Water Drop File > Duplicate

Ctrl + J (Duplicate Layer)

New Layer > Fill White Color (Ctrl + Delete)

Filter > Noise > Add Noise > Gaussian, Monochromatic, Amount: 400

Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur > Radius: 6

Step: 2

Extracting the Water Drop Shape

Magic Wend Tool > Remove Contiguous > Select Black Water Drop

Ctrl + Shift + I > Delete

Ctrl + D (Remove Selection)

Fill: 0%

Step 3: Adding Layer Styles for a Realistic Look

Layer > Layer Style > Drop Shadow > Blend Mode: Overlay, Opacity: Decrease > Angle :120

Bevel & Emboss > Technique: Chisel Hard, Depth: Increase (500-600), Soften: Increase By 10, Shadow Mode: Color Dodge, White Color Fill, Opacity Set > Ok

Eraser > Remove Extra Part

Final Thoughts

By following these steps, you can create a realistic water drop effect in Photoshop that enhances any image. Experiment with different settings to achieve the perfect look.

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