I have a weakness for retro effects, which you probably knew already if you frequent PSG. While on the search for more retro tutorials I found this amazing tutorial from the awesome blog, SpoonGraphics. The only thing I did differently was the vignette, I used my Better Way to Vignette tutorial instead of using the stroke. You could also use Lens Correction to make the vignette. As always, here are my results with a personal favorite of mine, Miss Sophia Bush:
14 Responses
Hey… very good your blog, always come here to confer, excuse the errors because I do not speak English and use the googleTradutor to speak.
I found your blog and I’m excited to dive in and look at some of the old posts. I’m on the verge of finally learning Photoshop and you have some cool ideas here. Take care. 🙂
Love retro effects .. thanks for the information – and yes, lens correction is a wonderful Photoshop tool
Zen humungous Kinji, always be entertained the intake of flair from habit;
Retro! Love it!
hi…………………….how …………likes……………………????????????????????
Old is the new new. Very useful
Keep up the good work
Thank you very much for sharing this information. I like this side. Its really a great article. So please give me some important information about this side.
I like it very much. Its so interesting. Its a very useful article. I like the way you explain the things. Keep posting. Thanks
One of the more impressive blogs Ive seen. Thanks so much for keeping the internet classy for a change. You’ve got style, class, bravado. I mean it. Please keep it up because without the internet is definitely lacking in intelligence.
Hey, now that is a great effect, thanks for your tut!
This effect is good and really made me think about the past times of retro when every thing looks like this in the pictures.
Retro effects always give tremendous look to images. Thanks for the tutorial.
very good