Displacement Packs 1.0.0

Displacement Packs:
PSD maps for use in Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements
100 displacement maps Tubed themed
Use in Displace Glass Canvas Texturizer Filter Gallery and others
All maps, use in any projects as required, use in commercial or hobby projects or otherwise
Displacements Pack Includes many mixed tubed / stroked displacements for glass / canvas and distortions, from scratchy displacements to bubbled displacements

Displacement Maps Notes
Hi-resolution maps for many uses in Photoshop
Use also as patterns / fills, simply use the define pattern command to add to the pattern palette. Use in the styles / layer effects via the pattern overlay or texture for bevel
Maps or textures for Paint Shop Pro or in Corel Photo-Paint ™ Use for balls, canvas, surface designs, brush stroke textures, and more.
Use in 3D applications and export to other applications
Glossy sheen surfaces / metallic / glass surfaces, use in the filter gallery and / or glass command.
The displacement maps for Photoshop can be used to create superb glass and metallic effects. A simple way to do this is to apply a basic colorful gradient and then blur and then apply the glass filter and displacement map. Minor adjustments to the smoothing or scaling can create stunning glass effects in seconds.
Mix multiple displacement files in glass to create awesome glass effects
All the displacement maps in the collection are seamless textures.
All the displacement maps can be used to distort images and text in Photoshop. Create extreme text in seconds.
The displacement maps can be repeat applied in Photoshop, so instead of just going for a single burst of displacement and distortion or glass, apply the effect, blur, and re-apply the displacement or distortion, this create subtle as well as extreme image effects. Again, wonderful in combination with text or even a very basic colorful image.
The displacement maps are available for the mac but the displacements at present have no resource information and cannot be seen directly in the displace filter command (though this may no longer be an issue with OS X and CS2)