The perfect kaliedoscope effect- Photoshop Week 33

[@GavinHoey]

Thanks for the comment. I'm glad to have helped.

[@GavinHoey]

Use the clone tool to fill in any small gaps. Use a very small brush and clone one end of the line with a single click. Now go to the other end, hold shift and clone again.

[@H0LLYW00DY]

I love this effect... its brilliant, as usual. Even though I did ensure that my degrees was precisely 45 at the beginning, I was still getting a little white line border. But I think that the larger the pixilation in the original photograph, the easier the transformation will be without my said white hairline. Great effect, Gavin :)

[@khamodii]

i really like your tutorial gavin..and the way u explain how to do it wowww..

[@tirathmistry]

Awesome kaliedoscope effect tutorial with Great detail explanation. Really its very superb tutorial. We learn new trick because of you Gavin Thanks a lot with Happy & Prosperous New Year To you & Your Family. God Bless You :-)

[@pinkBEAT]

Always love your tutorials. Keep up the good work! Don't stop. :o)

[@TheGmcFilms]

As soon as I get photo shop God, eh, i mean Gavin, you're my first port of call. Suberb...Gerry...

[@GavinHoey]

You're welcome

[@ZenfulSoul]

I am having hard time getting the 45 Angle like you have done at 2:04. I am getting like 45.2 or 49.6. Is there any other way to get 45Angle ? Thanks

[@juliusmoorman]

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