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This was so easy to follow, and now I can add the light leaks to my photography, too. Thank you! (:
How do you create real light leaks?
(or is it always accidently)?
here's mine, tell me what do you think [link]
and thanks a lot for the tutorial!
I thinkYou should mention in this tutorial, though, that using the blending mode "overlay" on the light-leak layer also gives a realistic effect, depending on the colors that are underneath it.
Also, when you blur the light leaks using Motion Blur, it's sometimes a good idea to increase the "distance" in the Motion Blur pop-up window. If you look at photos of REAL light leaks, sometimes they are very long and stretch over halfway across or down the photo.