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Article #520Realtime Refraction in photoshop?
From: robert7007
Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2009 16:48
Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2009 16:48
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I know how to produce a refraction effect in photoshop cs3 but, is there a technique or plug-in that can be used to create a real time refraction that will adapt to the background image its refracting when ever its changed or moved. Or do I have to keep sampling the image I want to refract into the object doing the refraction each time I want to change the background image. I want to set an effecting that behaves similar to the the windows aero theme on vista, as a window in vista moves it refracts whatever its on top of. Can I set up something like this in photoshop so i don't have to keep sampling the background where my refraction object is over and manually refracting it with filters? Is this possible?
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