Tutorial
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this tutorial will show you how to turn a normal picture and make it look like an old, vintage photo.
i know another vintage photo effect. but, don't worry you'll enjoy this one. ;)
01. open your image
i'm using shia labeouf because he is gorgeous!
02. choose 'create new adjustment layer' icon on the bottom of the layers palette. from the pop-up menu, choose 'hue/saturation'
03. turn on 'colorize' in the dialog box. move the sliders to desired tint.
you should have something like this:
04. select the background layer. click on the 'create new layer' icon on the bottom of the layers palette.
05. fill it with white by pressing d, then press ctrl-backspace. on macs press, command-delete.
06. choose filter > texture > grain.
change the grain type to 'vertical' and input desired values.
07. change the blend mode to 'multiply'.
this is what you should have now:
08. click 'add layer mask' icon on the bottom of the layers palette.
09. choose filter > render > clouds.
then press control-f (command-f for macs)
10. add a new layer. change the fill to 50%
11. click edit > fill.
from the drop-down menu choose '50% gray'.
12. choose filter > noise > add noise.
turn on 'monochromatic'
13. change the blend mode to 'hard light'.
and you're done!
the final result:
before:
after:
i know another vintage photo effect. but, don't worry you'll enjoy this one. ;)
01. open your image
i'm using shia labeouf because he is gorgeous!
02. choose 'create new adjustment layer' icon on the bottom of the layers palette. from the pop-up menu, choose 'hue/saturation'
03. turn on 'colorize' in the dialog box. move the sliders to desired tint.
you should have something like this:
04. select the background layer. click on the 'create new layer' icon on the bottom of the layers palette.
05. fill it with white by pressing d, then press ctrl-backspace. on macs press, command-delete.
06. choose filter > texture > grain.
change the grain type to 'vertical' and input desired values.
07. change the blend mode to 'multiply'.
this is what you should have now:
08. click 'add layer mask' icon on the bottom of the layers palette.
09. choose filter > render > clouds.
then press control-f (command-f for macs)
10. add a new layer. change the fill to 50%
11. click edit > fill.
from the drop-down menu choose '50% gray'.
12. choose filter > noise > add noise.
turn on 'monochromatic'
13. change the blend mode to 'hard light'.
and you're done!
the final result:
before:
after:
Tutorial Comments
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Great Tutorial. Simple.
Hey, SoWrongItsAbby - the font is called "Dj Fancy" which you can search/download for free at www.dafont.com.
By missagonyx on Jul 9, 2008 1:57 am
great tutorial, what font did you use for the final result? (:
By SoWrongItsAbby on Jul 5, 2008 12:40 pm
thats a really cute font you wrote shia labeouf in. what was it? Very good tutorial. love it!
By maceyboox3 on Jul 4, 2008 1:05 am
this is soooo cool!
By digitalivory on Jul 1, 2008 6:29 pm
ahahh.
shia :)
love him.
By Leabean94 on Jun 30, 2008 1:35 am
KOOL!
By xFamous on Jun 29, 2008 5:20 am
cool :]
By smileyface on Jun 19, 2008 8:38 pm
That's hot.
By IzzyGrace on Jun 17, 2008 10:52 pm
NICE
By constantino1000 on Jun 17, 2008 7:16 am
Tutorial Details
| Author |
f00LisH_h3aRt63
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| Submitted on | Jun 17, 2008 |
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| Comments | 9 |
| Reviewer |
manny-the-dino
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| Approved on | Jun 17, 2008 |