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Adjusting the Effect
We're now ready to edit the effect. This section is where we'll see the bloom effect in action.
Step 6
Click on the thumbnail of the layer (not its layer mask) to deactivate the layer mask.
Step 7
Open the Gaussian Blur filter (Filter> Blur> Gaussian Blur). Ensure that Preview is enabled and increase the radius to achieve your desired effect.
Step 8
Inside the Layers pallet, click on the thumbnail of the layer mask to activate. Use the eraser tool (E) to erase the bloom Photoshop effect wherever you do not want the effect to appear. Use the brush tool (B) to add areas where you would like the effect to appear. To start, use a brush or eraser with a low hardness and an opacity of around 50%.
{mostip image=tipon}Press the "[" and "]" keys to adjust the size of the brush quickly.{/mostip}
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