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05-07-2009, 10:14 PM
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Rep Power: 51   |  Photoshop CS3 use changes on another photo Having a spot of fun on PS CS3. Have spent a bit of time making a photo look "aged" and am quite pleased with the outcome. Anyhoo, i got a few other photos that i want to look similar, but for some damn reason i just cannot recreate the effect. Is there anyway i can just like copy or paste the history or something amazing like that  ? I know there's something called Actions, but i think im a bit too late for that!(PS novice)  Last edited by Little-Miss; 05-07-2009 at 10:18 PM.. |
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05-07-2009, 10:26 PM
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Rep Power: 36  | Actions would be the way to go if you're developing something for yourself. However, there are hundreds of free Actions created by others you can find on the web. What sort of aged look are you going for? |
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05-07-2009, 10:32 PM
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Rep Power: 51 | Well, its for a display for our school production of "Oliver"....so pretty oldish lol! Sepia, cracked...that kinda thing...when cameras where first around.. |
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| Thanks to beeswax from: | Little-Miss (06-07-2009)
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06-07-2009, 09:26 AM
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Rep Power: 21 | Might also be worth looking into adjustment layers. That way you can have a starting point document and then change the photo on the background layer and tweak the effect on each adjustment to suit each picture, and to make sure the cracks aren't in the same place on each pic. |
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| Thanks to SteveBentley from: | Little-Miss (06-07-2009)
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