Bird Dispersion Effect Picsart Editing

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Bird Dispersion Effect:

This tutorial shows you how to create a wonderful bird dispersion effect using the PicsArt app. A dispersion effect is a skill to add two photos to a picture.

Although it seems quite basic, this simple move can cause some really impressive artistic illusions, and this editing tutorial is a perfect example.

Start with a simple picture as your main picture and then to integrate a scene from a bird dispersion to create an amazing picture.

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Required App:

Required Image:

  • Your Image
  • bird dispersion ( download link below the post)

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How to make dispersion Effect – Video Tutorial

Hello! Welcome to picsart tutorial of crazy tips. At the above video is a preview of the dispersion effect manipulation.

video me have design dispersion manipulation with photo and provided double exposure effect. you can use any black bird Image.



In this video, I have used a black bird background download link below the post and used images to create a dspersion effect. if you do not understand about this tutorial.

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Download Project File: Dispersion-bird.jpeg (118025 downloads )