Tutorial
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We will be turning this.
Into this. 
1.)Take your image and sharpen it once or twice.
2.)Now make a new Raster Layer [Layers>New Raster Layer] and fill it with the color #f5cfa7
Then go to Layers>Properties and set the layer to Multply 100%.
3.)Next, make another new Raster Layer [Layers>New Raster Layer] And fill it with #0b0b4f
. Next go to Layers>Properties and set this layer to Exclusion.
4.)TADA. done. Pretty simple huh? Now you can add some text or brush! Here is my final result.
Into this.
1.)Take your image and sharpen it once or twice.
2.)Now make a new Raster Layer [Layers>New Raster Layer] and fill it with the color #f5cfa7
Then go to Layers>Properties and set the layer to Multply 100%.
3.)Next, make another new Raster Layer [Layers>New Raster Layer] And fill it with #0b0b4f
. Next go to Layers>Properties and set this layer to Exclusion.
4.)TADA. done. Pretty simple huh? Now you can add some text or brush! Here is my final result.
Tutorial Comments
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awesome thank you!
I've been trying to figure out how to get the vintage look forever!!
I had no clue it was that easy, hahaha.
By SkeleBoy on Feb 7, 2008 3:54 pm
nice I love this look
By punkxangel on Oct 29, 2006 6:58 pm
oh thanks that really helps. i was going crazy trying to figure it out
By shortcake on Oct 12, 2006 10:34 pm
cool i like the colors thanks!
By pandamonium on Oct 12, 2006 2:10 am
Just create a new layer and flood fill (paint bucket) the color into that and use the correct settings.
By technicolour on Oct 11, 2006 11:02 pm
i have photoshop cs. for some reason the raster layer isn't an option. i looked under layers. did i do something wrong, or is it labeled differently?
By shortcake on Oct 11, 2006 10:52 pm
