In this tutorial, I show you how to enhance those slightly blurry photos and make them look sharper. Of course, with Photoshop there are many different ways of doing this and this is just one of them. This method will NOT work on EXTREMELY blurry photos.

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Step 1

Duplicate your background layer by clicking and dragging it down to the new layer icon.

Step 2

Go up to the menu bar in Photoshop and go to “Filter”, “Other”, “High Pass”.

Once your High Pass filter window comes up, go ahead and adjust the radius to where you think looks appropriate for the image type. You’re basically looking for the embossed lines to be just visible but not too visible otherwise it will turn out being way too sharp.

Step 3

Change the blending mode of that layer from normal to “Overlay”. If this comes out looking too strong, you can change the blend mode to “Soft Light” instead or “Hard Light” depending on what looks better to you.

Conclusion

There you have it! You’ve enhanced the blurriness of your photo in Photoshop! Remember that there are MANY ways of doing this single method in Photoshop and this is just one of them. Also remember that this will NOT work on EXTREMELY blurry photos.

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Taking photographs of fireworks can be a little tricky but once you get to know how to set up your DSLR camera properly, it should be a smooth ride for the rest of the night. If you don’t have a DSLR camera, sometimes your digital camera might have a fireworks setting which also works.

The settings listed below are my recommended settings, if you have other tips or other ideas on what settings to use, feel free to post your tips in the comments.

Recommended Settings for your DSLR Camera. (Settings can vary depending on your situation)
Manual Mode
Shutter Speed: 5 Seconds (Can also set to “Bulb” if using a shutter release cable)
Aperture: F/10
ISO 100
*Make sure your using a tripod. Any vibrations could cause a blurry photo.
*Make sure your camera is on manual focus. You could focus your camera on something far away and visible to make sure you don’t turn out with blurry firework photos.

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