Desert heat haze effect
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| Desert heat haze effect | garrettlynch | 08 May 09:43 |
| Desert heat haze effect | rich404 | 08 May 14:25 |
| Desert heat haze effect | rich404 | 08 May 14:40 |
| Desert heat haze effect | garrettlynch | 08 May 18:03 |
| Desert heat haze effect | garrettlynch | 08 May 18:02 |
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Desert heat haze effect
How do you achieve a convincing desert heat haze/shimmer effect in Gimp? Photoshop tutorials I'm finding use the glass filter and I'm unsure what the equivalent is in Gimp.
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Try using the ripple filter and motion blur in combination.
This my attempt using Gimp 2.10.0 - easier to show filter effects as settings change but same if Gimp 2.8 is used.
https://youtu.be/pv4t2LrfUKk 3 and a half minutes
Not too good, but might get you started.
Not bad at all. I ended up using Ripple, followed by lWarp to break up the evenness in ripple and then a small amount of Gaussian Blur - it did what I needed, which was more of an illustration. I think your approach is much better for something photographic. Many thanks.
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also
There is a textured glass filter in the gmic plugin see www.gmic.eu
screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/wfVXLfn.jpg
maybe apply that, then a small amount of blur.
Will have a look at this as well, thanks.
