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rinoatimber β My Vintage Method
Published: 2008-01-26 04:19:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 28950; Favourites: 395; Downloads: 1022
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My deviation: [link]Ok this is my tutorial, there're many vintage tutorials here on DA, this is just another one.....I hope you'll find it useful, if you have questions just send me a note. Ok, here are some links for the lightstock:
I usually go to sxc.hu and look around this category [link]
My favorites are:
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I think this kind of photomanip works really well on icons.....Try and let me know
If you use this tutorial please
at least if you don't want to leave a comment. Just to show that you liked it
Credits:
Original Stock: [link] from
Lightstock: [link]
Pattern: [link]
Fonts: [link]
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Comments: 70
Thank you very much for this. It's amazing. <3
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Another question, how did you add the light bubles??
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Excellent Tutorial. I´m new with the PS an don´t understand very well this. ´´fill the layer with #fc950´´ How could i do that?? could anybody explain me?? thanks
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beeellissimo tutorial 
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this is awsome but not so good when you have people in the picture with a dark skintone, they are pink now lol x)
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'll try it asap!
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They're really handsome. I don't blame you.
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Hi, I wanted to add lightstocks on mines too, but I don't excatly know how to add lightstocks on an image on photoshop... can you help me?
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Nice Dude, Im trying it right now, but the lightstock is gone
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I did it and failed.
Haha,
Look at my really bad result.
And I did it to the letter.
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aha, she looks like a she-devil.
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you should play with the brightness/contrast adjustment layer....Also I'd change the exposition.....
The effect looks good on very dark images, you gotta remember this
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Ok. Thank you for your help
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you're welcome. Feel free to send me a note If you need more help
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Really, really an amazing tutorial! Thank you!!!
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Ps. I had a go at using this here [link]
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Thank you! You wouldn't believe how long i've been looking for a tutorial to use the light stock
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Hi there!
Just to let you know that I used this tutorial
[link]
Really helpful, thanks a lot.
=]
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Thanks for making this tutorial so easy to get through!
Here's my attempt: [link]
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It looks easy...I will try.
Just, one more thing:
How you put the lightstock's?
I have already use the vintage on one photo and
that the finally "touch" ^^...And i wanna know...
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hey thanks a lot for that tutorial! mind if i ask an obvious question, how do you add in the lightstock(under the optional part)? sorry if it's a bit silly! thanks once again!
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It's OK. You have to copy the lightstock (press CTRL+C if you've got Windows,
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very good tutorial! i always wondered how to create the vintage look... i`ll give it a try one of these days!
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remeber to
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Thank you thank you thank you! ) i used your tot here))) [link] and here [link] ))) thank you!!!
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i love it thanks
but how do you do the spots of lights ?
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are u talking about the lightstock?
thank you
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hehe, that was really fast! thanks for the tutorial, iam a try this for sure!
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note me if you make smthing
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:3 thanks fot the advice
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