Blur Gallery tools provide many choices to fine-tune or alter your pictures. Tech writer, PCWorld | Rob Schultz The Blur Gallery in Adobe Photoshop is different in the Blur Filters we’ve covered previously (both are found in Photoshop’s Filter menu). When you select Blur Gallery, Photoshop displays another dropdown menu with five Blur choices: Field, Iris, Tilt-Shift, Route, and Spin Blur. These filters are far more interactive than regular Blur Filters, together with live previews and on-image controls, such as alternatives to create Bokeh effects. Blur Gallery ToolsTo utilize Blur Gallery attributes, open a file, then use the Lasso software or even the Magic Wand to select the place that you want to soften or smooth. It works great if you cut the selected area, paste it back into a new layer, then make sure that this layer is active in the Layers panel. The blur will affect the entire selected area if you don’t apply the Pins to choose specific sections. JD Sartain / / IDG With the blur features in the Blur Gallery Choose Filter > Blur Gallery > Path Blur (or some of the other four Blur choices ) to start the Blur Gallery panel, which shows all five of the Gallery Blurs mentioned previously, plus three Effects tabs which provide alternatives for Bokeh, Motion, and Noise. Each Gallery Blur and each of those three Effects offer different adjustment tools to Cách làm mờ ảnh bằng Photoshop Blur Lasso và Iris Blur Tool automatically fine-tune the special effects on your images. With the onscreen controls, it is possible to see what the effects do to your picture as they occur. For instance, the main control is a circle with a dot inside called a Pin (that the cursor looks like a trap or tack). Click unique regions on the picture to make a number of Pins, which are possible blur areas. Click on the dark line in the circle and drag it round the circle to increase or reduce the blur effect. You can also use the slider bar to this same function. JD Sartain / / IDG Use this Field Blur to soften the graduated degrees of color in the blurred background Field BlurUse this effect to illustrate a graduated blur result (similar to a gradient, however, with just the colors in the chosen area). Select the layer in the Layers panel which you need to change. Choose Filter > Blur Gallery > Field Blur. Click on the location or locations where you want to blur the picture. Use your cursor to choose every Blur Pin separately then drag the spinner in the ring to blur the different locations. We picked a picture of an area of yellow tulips, deciding to create a single different from the remainder by changing its color, then blurring from the restof the We colored one of those tulips a bright coral-orange