Retro Look
Hi,
I have been experimenting for quite a while to get that 60's and 70's look.
Here are two examples of my best efforts so far and I would like to know if you think they have the look or if you think I need to go back to the drawing board?
I'm looking forward to your input.
Thanks,
Mike V
I have been experimenting for quite a while to get that 60's and 70's look.
Here are two examples of my best efforts so far and I would like to know if you think they have the look or if you think I need to go back to the drawing board?
I'm looking forward to your input.
Thanks,
Mike V
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Mike
www.portraitwhisperer.com
I'm glad you pointed that out I will go back and fix it then repost the same two pics here in the new way.
Hopefully you'll give some more constructive critisizm then.
Thanks,
Mike
www.portraitwhisperer.com
It looks extremely believable in snap shots I've still to experiment with it on portraits.
What do you think?
Cheers,
Mike V
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Which is a shame as my reply would of led to me giving away, FREE(some people dont know what give away means so I added FREE in caps for the thickos) a secret way of earning over $4000 a month for only a couple of hours work a week! Its so revolutionary that I have been contacted by MR TRUMP who wants this secret!
BUT... now im going to keep it to myself, if your interested send me a PM with an email and I will send it to you(Yes I know I just said I wont share it and then told you I WOULD share it! confused? I am)
I will then send it you.
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I will tell you about a few things that I really like about it though.
It's not like a typical action, it gives you several different results. Some are adjustable while others have been made to work on nearly any image by actually reading the image and making the proper adjustments.
BUT...the 70's retro imagemaker, which is my presonal favorite has been tweaked to the hilt.
It now gives you that thin white border found on most of the eras photos as well as that strange matte finish they had.
I wanted to give a few people the action for FREE to get some feedback from people other then technicians. It will be available along with some storyboard templates and a few other extras in the near future for around $75 BUT........
I will happily give you a fully operational version if you like. Just send me a PM with an email address and I'll send it to you.
All I ask is that you come back here and post your thoughts on it and maybe post an image you use it on.
Cheers,
Mike V
Dude, you did reply.
I meant a reply about his conversions!
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My smugmug galleries at http://stuarthill.smugmug.com
I don't know who you are but we try to keep a friendly / positive atmosphere here at dgrin, if you want to offer criticism that's fine but please do so in a constructive way. thank you.
Well.. then I'm not going to share my really, really ridiculously good looking 40's & 50's photoshop action either! so there.
Kidding
cheers Bill
Mike V
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Say, can it do this?
It looks like render>clouds and a sepia tone and stuff like that. The bend in the photo looks good too.
It's really nice.
Anyway, does this tickle your fancy? It's not mine but it is a one click thing that looks nice.
Cheers,
Mike V
Thank you!
Neat effect, I agree:-)
Oh and I was leaving a long diatribe about your last post but it got deleted waaay to quick.
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