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Create Professional Old Photos On Photoshop - Clones - 11-11-2011

Today i will show you how to create an old style photo.
Open one photo from your stock collection.

[Image: train.jpg]

This is how yo can give your photo a sepia look

Start by clicking on the Create New Adjustment Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers palette and, from the pop-up menu, choose Hue/Saturation.

[Image: 1.GIF]

Turn on the Colorize checkbox in the Hue/Saturation dialog, and move the sliders to get the color tint you want:

[Image: 2.GIF]

You will have this result:

[Image: 3.GIF]

Click on the Background layer and then click on the Create a New Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers palette to add a new layer above the Background layer.

Fill it with white by pressing D to set your Foreground and Background colors to the default, then pressing Control-Backspace

From the Filter menu, choose Texture>Grain. Change the Grain Type to Vertical and put in high values
(I used 91 for Intensity and 83 for Contrast).

[Image: 4.GIF]

Now change the blend mode of the grain layer to Multiply.

This is the result of my photo:

[Image: 5.GIF]

Now let's randomize the lines a little, click the Add Layer Mask icon at the bottom of the Layers palette.

From the Filter menu, choose Render>Clouds.
Press Control-F to create a different cloud pattern to mask the grain layer differently

Add a new layer and fill it with 50% gray
Go to Edit>Fill, where 50% Gray is a built-in option.

From the Filter menu, choose Noise>Add Noise, turn on the Monochromatic checkbox and use a low setting.

[Image: 6.GIF]

Change the blend mode of the noise layer to Hard Light

[Image: 7.GIF]

I hope you like this tutorial.

This is the final image.

[Image: 8.gif]

And here is the difference between images.

[Image: dif.gif]

Thanks