Making a Old Photo

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Duke-it
Nov 9, 2004
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Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial to make a eacent photo look really old.
Sorta brownish and over exposed, something like that.

Thanks

Gus
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bagal
Nov 9, 2004
Hi Duke-it

the best way may be to post a link to the image

Quite a lot of respondents love a chance to show creative approaches

The trouble is advice on a theme can only be general whereas advice on an image is usually very specific

Aerticus

"Duke-it" wrote in message
Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial to make a eacent photo look really old.
Sorta brownish and over exposed, something like that.

Thanks

Gus

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Kingdom
Nov 10, 2004
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Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial to make a eacent photo look really old.
Sorta brownish and over exposed, something like that.

Thanks

Gus

Play with curves.

In the curves dialouge box select RED then play with the curve, try S shapes

try it in colour then try it with the image desaturated.

then try duplicating the layer and playing with colour modes on the top layer

Finaly play with opacity changes.

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Waldo
Nov 10, 2004
Duke-it wrote:
Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial to make a eacent photo look really old.
Sorta brownish and over exposed, something like that.

Thanks

Gus

Turn it into sepia tone (make it first grayscale, then back to RGB, then variations, more yellow, more red).

Play with contrast

Add some noise

Waldo
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Scruff
Nov 10, 2004
"Duke-it" wrote in message
Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial to make a eacent photo look really old.
Sorta brownish and over exposed, something like that.

Thanks

Gus

An easy way= on the menu bar- image/adjustments/hue-saturation, click the colorize box in the bottom right hand corner and adjust the sliders accordingly to suit.
Another way is, go to
http://thepluginsite.com/products/photowiz/photofreebies/ go to the download section and download the colorwasher, focalblade and photofreebies. It’s what I use and works awesome.
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Corey
Nov 11, 2004
Scan a crumpled piece of paper and blend it or part of it into the photo. Scan a really old black and white photo when Kodak used to put a date in the white border at the bottom and "replace’ the contents with your altered photo.

Peadge 🙂

"Duke-it" wrote in message
Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial to make a eacent photo look really old.
Sorta brownish and over exposed, something like that.

Thanks

Gus

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O Ransen
Nov 11, 2004
On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 23:55:26 GMT, "Duke-it"
wrote:

Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial to make a eacent photo look really old.
Sorta brownish and over exposed, something like that.

try these:

http://www.ransen.com/Repligator/Sepia.htm

http://www.ransen.com/Repligator/OldFilm.htm

Unique and easy to use graphics programs
http://www.ransen.com
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Stephan
Nov 11, 2004
Duke-it wrote:
Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial to make a eacent photo look really old.
Sorta brownish and over exposed, something like that.

Thanks

Print it with your inject, leave it on your dashboard for a week, give it to some 2d graders to take to school for "show and tell". That should do

Stephan
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Fred Athearn
Nov 13, 2004
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 15:14:18 +0100, Waldo wrote:

Turn it into sepia tone (make it first grayscale, then back to RGB, then variations, more yellow, more red).

Play with contrast

Add some noise

For CS at least in the "image effects" part of the preset Actions there are "Aged Photo" and two versions of "Sepia Toning".

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