In Photoshop, the Displacement Map filter allows you to distort an image or selection by using the color values of another image as a guide. When you apply the filter, you can specify the intensity and direction of the distortion by selecting a displacement map image and adjusting the options in the filter's dialog box.
Here's an example of how you might use the Displacement Map filter:
1. Open an image that you want to distort in Photoshop.
2. Create a new layer and draw or paint a displacement map on it. The displacement map should be grayscale, with lighter areas indicating higher displacement and darker areas indicating lower displacement.
3. Select the layer with your original image, then go to Filter - Distort - Displace.
4. In the Displace dialog box, select the layer with your displacement map as
the displacement map image.
5. Adjust the scaling and displacement options to control the intensity and direction of the distortion.
6. Click OK to apply the filter.
The Displacement Map filter is a powerful tool that can be used to create a variety of effects, such as adding texture to an image, creating a 3D look, or distorting an image to fit a specific shape.
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