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Create and old camera effect using Raw filter in Photoshop
You will learn to use a not so well know but mighty useful Photoshop Raw filter. The final result will be pretty retro, enjoy.
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In the Layer window, click the more option icon (see picture) and choose Convert to Smart Object.
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In the menu click Filter and choose Camera Raw Filter...
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In the Camera Raw Filter window, click the icon HSL / Greyscale.
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Enable Convert to Grayscale and play with the sliders until you are satisfied with your black and white picture.
Also recommended:
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This is how my picture looks like at this point.
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Click the Split Toning icon.
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And choose similar settings to mine.
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S temi nastavitvami smo Ĩrnobeli fotografiji dodali sepija efekt.
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Now click the Effects icon.
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And choose similar settings to mine ...
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... same goes for the Post Crop Vignetting settings.
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Click the Basic icon.
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And again choose the similar settings as I did.
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Using smart filters enables us to adjust them at any give time. Simply double click it.
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You can also enable or disable smart filters by clicking the little eye icon next to them (see picture).
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And the whole picture.
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