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Old torn photo effect using Photoshop
In this basic Photoshop image editing tutorial we are going to create a torn photo effect in less then 10 steps.
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Open a picture you want to tear.
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Press Ctrl + J to duplicate the layer and then select the original layer.
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Press D then X to choose a white foreground color, then press Alt + Delete to fill the original layer with white color.
Select the new layer (see picture).
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Choose the Eraser Tool.
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Right click the picture the find and select Rough Round Bristle brush (see picture).
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Now start clicking and erasing the area you want to tear away.
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Continue erasing you might want to go more then once to completeley erase some areas.
Just leave a bit of a grey edge as you can see on my picture and delete the rest.
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Let's apply the final effect.
In the menu click Layer, Layer Style and choose Drop Shadow...
In the new setting window choose the same settings as I did and click OK.
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That's it, not bad for a quick job is it?
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