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Hi guys, I'm taking some shots of a local band soon (family and friends) and I have a few ideas in my head of one of the shots I am after, but I need some help, in the execution.
The actual set up and lighting I don't think will matter, what I am after is getting that old 70s (and before) feel to the picture, a bit like the old cine film type effect on a photo,
a bit like this one, is there a way with photoshop?
Hope that makes sense?
Cheers in advance
So Here its been hiding for a year or two.....![]()
Click here, Then select " Technicolor " from the list provided.
Checked this site out, Seems fairly safe...
Some of these freebie sites can be a pain..![]()
Anyhow its made by a company called Red Paw Media, But at this time they are not trading, Although the plugin is avail on the link, Via Brothersoft.
Boost the Red Channel in curves layer(from the midpoint, push it up towards the top left corner), push the brightness about 10% and then add a pale brown solid colour layer and blend it at approx 10% and use hard light.
That's the base that I use, just needs minor tweaks to get the final result.
help!
i don't know if the OP used the link or whatever..
i spotted this last night & fancied the plug in thingy myself
used the link, downloaded it no prob, it's on my PC
.....errrr am probably being thick but how on earth do you get it to actually appear/work on photoshop??!! :-(
bear in mind i'm a technophobe
Matt, i'll be having a go your way too ![]()
Matt, I think the problem Jo is having is that the download gives you a .TAR.GZ compressed file which not a lot of people have too much knowledge of.
PM me Jo and I'll email you the un-compressed file, or you can go to the Gzip website and download their utility yourself.
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