How to create vintage photo effect. Pause the video if it is going to fast and be sure to leave questions and commentary so that I can improve my tutorial skills!
Light leak, vintage, aged, texture, vignette, lens correction all used to create vintage photo effect.
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I know Instagram is all the rage these days, but for quick and complete photo transformation, Pixlr-o-matic is better, and since you can share photos from Pixlr-o-matic straight to Facebook there's no need for that other app! Pixlr-o-matic has hundreds of filters, lighting affects, and frames allowing you to quickly and easily make that boring picture look amazing before sharing it on Facebook or any other site.
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I am using photoshop cs5 to add this cinematic & grunge color effects this photo. Older versions of photoshop will work. This effect will give your photo a vignette, harsh lomo/ lomography style colors, and light brown dirt and wave marks. This makes any ordinary photo look a bit more interesting. I use gradient maps, lens corrections, and filters to create this look. Note: Works better with daytime/brighter photos... Photo Alternatively, try this with the white-Blue-black gradient instead of the green for a different effect, and try soft-light instead of overlay for a softer effect.
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Learn how to create the perfect sepia color tone to add to your photos. Beginners can easily do this, and theres tips for advanced users as well. You will learn how to create a nice vignette, and use the curves, black and white, and photo filter adjustment layers. You will also learn about the "blend if" tool. This tutorial was made with photoshop cs5, but this method could be duplicated in almost any program. Thanks for watching! Subscribe for more! (Since this video, i do know how to pronounce sepia!)
