Bert is here to show us how to create realistic rain in Photoshop, specifically the ripples and splashes you get on a lake or pool when it's raining out, and then a general rainy window.
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So I was wondering about higher resolutions but still with 72 pixels/inch. I'm working with an image 3000X2000 and it's all working out until I hit changing the shadow mode to color dodge then nothing happens. What would you recommend?
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