How to make underwater special effects with PS

1. Create a new blank document, fill the document vertically and linearly with a light blue to dark blue gradient, and then add an appropriate inner light color layer style (dark blue) to the document.

2. Create a new layer and draw a small circle with the radius gradually changing from white to transparent in the center of the image.

3.ctrl+t brings up the deformation tool and stretches the small circle vertically.

4. Move the deformed small circle to the top of the image and set the layer blending mode to overlay.

5. Copy this layer and reduce it to 50% of the original size, with the center position unchanged. 6. The next step is to make light that shoots into the water. Create a new document with a side length of 200% of the width of the wallpaper (for example, the wallpaper made is 1024px*768px, and the document made in this step is 768px*2). And fill the gradient as shown in the figure, and the mode is angle:

7. Convert the layer into an editable image and execute the decolorization command (ctrl+shift+u).

8. Use the cutting tool to cut the lower part of the image and set the size to the size of the wallpaper.

9. Copy the cut image (ctrl+a) and paste it into the previously created blue document.

10. The layer blending mode is set to overlay.

1 1. Bring up the brush panel and make the following settings.

12. Create a new layer and smear it on the image.

13. Add layer style, shadow, inner light and outer shadow to this layer, and bring up bubble effect (the effect needs to vary from person to person, and the author does not give detailed values, so interested friends can repeatedly debug the effect they need).

Finally, create several other layers and repeat the bubble making process above to get the final effect.