Photo with smoke

Fran96 · Mar 29, 2019

Hello, I need some help. I found several photos with the girl with vape in smoke cloud. The photo looked promotional I saw it on the vaping site VapingDaily or smth like that, but the photo was processed like a 3d effect and this cloud ... I loved it so much. Now I decided to make something like that, but no promotional. And there is a problem I have no e-cig for the fume production, maybe you know how to make the same effect on the photo using Photoshop and it looks like a cloud of real smoke. Thank you!

tirediron · Mar 29, 2019

There are lots of tutorials on YouTube and such about how to create smoke in Photoshop, but a small smoke machine can be purchased for little money, and will give much better results.

smoke665 · Mar 29, 2019

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Celebrat...MIzY-0pfGn4QIVOyCtBh0CsQ9xEAQYBCABEgJryvD_BwE Works great I have one. The remote is essential if you're using it inside as it will quickly fill a room if you leave it on.

Designer · Mar 29, 2019

Fran96 said:
..I have no e-cig for the fume production, ..

Just find a model with a vape cig.

Derrel · Mar 29, 2019

I had NO IDEA for machines were down so LOW is price!

smoke665 said:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Celebrat...MIzY-0pfGn4QIVOyCtBh0CsQ9xEAQYBCABEgJryvD_BwE Works great I have one. The remote is essential if you're using it inside as it will quickly fill a room if you leave it on.

smoke665 · Mar 29, 2019

Derrel said:
I had NO IDEA for machines were down so LOW is price!

This is by no mean what I would consider a commercial model, or one that you would use daily for extended periods, but its' decent construction. Like I said inside in a studio, it will fill up fast. I found the remote extremely helpful to cycle it on and off to maintain a certain level. Use the commercial fluid, sold with it, don't make your own from glycerin. Glycerin will encourage mold on walls that the smoke contacts. Last thing is the smoke that comes out is fairly warm. If you want to maintain a better blanket near the floor, run it through a cooler of some sort. I used the hose off my shop vac with a few hand fulls of ice cubes inside, slipped over the output nozzle on the machine. Worked like a charm. You could literally "pour" the fog.