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Adding a heat vision effect to a photo in Photoshop involves manipulating colors, adding gradients, and adjusting the overall appearance. Here's a step-by-step tutorial:

Step 1: Open Your Photo

Open your photo in Adobe Photoshop.

Step 2: Duplicate the Background Layer

In the Layers panel, right-click on the background layer and choose "Duplicate Layer." This ensures you have a backup of your original image.

Step 3: Adjust the Color Balance

Go to Image - Adjustments - Color Balance. Tweak the color balance to give the image a warmer tone. Increase the reds and yellows while decreasing the blues.

Step 4: Add a Gradient Map

Go to Layer - New Adjustment Layer - Gradient Map. Choose a gradient that goes from red to yellow. This adds a warm color gradient to the image.

Step 5: Create a New Layer for Heat Vision Effect

Create a new layer (Layer - New - Layer) above your duplicated layer. This layer will be used for the heat vision effect.

Step 6: Apply Clouds Filter

Go to Filter - Render - Clouds. This adds a cloudy texture to the layer.

Step 7: Set Blend Mode

Set the blend mode of the clouds layer to "Overlay." This helps blend the cloudy texture with the underlying layers.

Step 8: Apply Radial Blur

Go to Filter - Blur - Radial Blur. Choose "Zoom" as the blur method and adjust the amount to create a sense of motion and heat distortion.

Step 9: Mask the Effect

Add a layer mask to the clouds layer. Use a soft brush to mask out parts of the effect, especially where you want the original details of the image to show through.

Step 10: Add Adjustment Layers (Optional)

Depending on your photo, you might want to add additional adjustment layers like Levels, Hue/Saturation, or Curves to fine-tune the effect.

Step 11: Final Adjustments

Make any final adjustments to the overall image, such as contrast, brightness, or saturation.

Step 12: Save Your Image

Once you're satisfied with the heat vision effect, save your image.

Experiment with the settings and adjust them based on the specific look you want to achieve. This process allows you to simulate a heat vision effect by introducing warm colors, a gradient map, and a motion-blur-like distortion.