Name of this effect?
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Can someone tell me what the effect used on this photo is called?
>>2749738
It's a simple diffraction filter, similar to the stocking on a UV filter trick.
So, what you'll need is a UV filter, and a bit of vaseline. If you don't have a UV filter, or a real camera, you can use a flat piece of glass and hold it over the lens and it'll be fine since it's not a high clarity effect by any means. Open the jar of vaseline, smear it on your hand, and with this hand put it up your ass to get the thickest turd possible. Now, smear it over the glass, but don't get it too thick or the image will be too dark.
The physics at work here are similar to a prism, causing the lateral separation of red and green.
>>2749746
why isnt this board ever helpful?
>>2749776
like this, 3 seconds in photoshop.
>>2749772
Because this isn't /r/ and the effect is gaudy.
I don't want to expend effort toward helping someone make a photo that looks like OP.
But I do want to expend effort pointing out that it's shit in a needlessly verbose manner.
>>2749738
Search on youtube "3d photo effect photoshop".
and you'll get a tutorial of it
>>2749738
>>2749772
I could link to you a website that does exactly that in a second for you but I don't like you. You didn't even ask politely.
Why would I help someone out that can't even respect this board, it's so clear that you are a guest, passing though for your one question and leaving again. You never contributed anything here and never will, ask in the stupid questions thread next time.
>>2749746
>at first thought this was bullshit
>ended up just being about shit
