Photoshop QuickTips: Vintage Colours
August 24, 2010 by admin
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Using Curves in Photoshop to get more vintage looking colours – where the blacks fade to a dark blue/purple and whites fade to a creamy yellow.
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thank you!!!!!!!
Thanks alot, this was the easiest tutorial I could find! Great tutorial
thanks, just what i was looking for
Thanks, short, quick and easy to understand. Thanks Cam. – Behind VFX
Thanks, that was awesome!
THNX!! Most simple and most accurate tutorial I’ve ever seen on vintage!! thnxx!!
fantastic quick easy video:)
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Thanks so much!
Yeah it’s Photoshop Elements; my bad! I’ll try the other program though, thanks for the tip, your tutorials are awesome!
Are you sure it’s Photoshop 8 (which is actually called Photoshop CS)? If you are using Photoshop *Elements* 8, then that is different. Unfortunately it doesn’t let you edit curves like this.
If you wanted, you could try the free program “GIMP”, which does work like this and I have another video tutorial for that
This looks so cool but I’ve only got photoshop 8 and it doesn’t let you edit the curves like that anymore which really sucks.
Photoshop CS2 from memory.
what kind of program is this? photoshop what?
thnx
cool. this is what ive been looking for
Fantastic, simple, easy and practical! Well done!
same here. easy to find, short, directly and looks great!
ive been trying to figure out how to do this effect on my pics., and my! i never thought it could be this simple.,thank you so much
Thank You for the tutorial..it’s what I’m looking for…
thanks, that’s the one I want.
Not exactly – color balance won’t give you quite as much control or flexibility. I’m sure it could get a vintage effect with it if you tried though.
nicee.
question
is this like color balance?
thank you!!
Ahh! I’ve tried for so long to figure out how to get this color effect… and it’s so simple. Thanks for posting. =]