Dissolve Photoshop Action 3S2532W

Dissolve parts of your photo and disperse liquid parts into direction of your choice! Open your photo, simply brush over the areas that you want to dissolve, choose the direction of liquid parts dispersion (choose from 4 different directions: right, left, up and down) and just play the action. It’s really that simple! Creating this advanced Photoshop dispersion effect has never been this easy and fun.

The action will do all the work for you, leaving you fully layered and customizable results that you can further modify. Every element is a single layer. You can transform, scale, rotate, blur, remove or duplicate parts to build the design even further! The action will also create 25 color looks that you can choose from.

The action is also made so that everytime you run the action – you’ll get unique result, even if you use the same brushed area. The action will always create a unique liquid parts variation. You can create unlimited number of results!

Features:

• Simple, easy and fun to use – even for complete beginners.
• Saves hours and days of work.
• Unlimited/randomized results – you always get unique result.
• Fully layered and customizable results – every element is a single layer.
• Lot of options for customizing the results.
• 4 different directions included (right, left, up and down).
• 25 preset color looks included.
• Video tutorial included.

Compatibility:

The action is tested and working in Photoshop (English versions) CS6, CC, CC 2015.5, CC 2017, CC 2018, CC 2019, CC 2020 .

The action is only working in English versions of Photoshop. If you are using another language, you need to change the language to English. After you play the action, you can change it back to your native language. Link to the video tutorial for language change is included in the \’Readme\’ file.

Video Tutorial:

The action comes with the video tutorial demonstrating how to use the action and how to customize the results to get most out of the effect. Link to the video tutorial is included in the \’Readme\’ file.