There are a few ways to get filters on Photoshop. One way is to go to the filter menu and click on the filter you want to use.
Another way is to use the shortcut keys. For example, to use the Gaussian Blur filter, you would press Command + F (Mac) or Control + F (PC).
If you want to apply a filter to a whole layer, make sure the layer is selected in the Layers panel. If you only want to apply the filter to part of the layer, use a selection tool to select the area you want to affect. Then go to the Filter menu and choose the filter you want to use.
Some filters have options that you can change. For example, with the Gaussian Blur filter, you can choose how much blur you want to apply.
To see the options for a filter, click on the little arrow next to the name of the filter in the Filter menu. A dialog box will appear with all of the options for that filter.
Once you’ve applied a filter, it’s permanent — unless you use Photoshop’s History panel. The History panel keeps track of all of the steps you’ve taken in your Photoshop project.
To go back to a previous step, just click on that step in the History panel. You can also use the History panel to apply a filter multiple times. Just click on the name of the filter in the History panel and it will reapply that filter.
So there you have it! Those are some ways to get filters on Photoshop.
As you can see, they’re not too difficult to use. So experiment with some of Photoshop’s different filters and see what effects you can create.
