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3. Select the layer and scale it up. This will give a larger noise pattern to the fog so it feels more misty and
airy rather than the more high-frequency cloud pattern generated by default ( Figure 5-72 ) .
4. Dial back opacity on this layer to about 80%. Set the blending mode to Overlay and move the fog layer
between the figure and the colored light layers ( Figure 5-73 ).
5. Duplicate the fog layer by selecting all with Ctrl + A and pressing Ctrl + J to jump copy the layer up.
This will create a new instance of the fog layer named “fog copy.” ( Figure 5-74 ).Make sure the blending
mode on this fog layer is set to Normal.
Figure 5-71: Layer filed with clouds
Figure 5-72: Scale up the cloud layer for a larger cloud pattern.