Photo Ageing Process
 

I have got a new bit of software for Photoshop which I thought I would give a quick try out.

The start image is one I took while out with the Wife & Grandkids last week at the Bluebell Railway. Nothing special, but it was taken purely with this process in mind.

Start Image:

http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...g/SG2_4871.jpg


Aged Image:

http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w...ailwayAged.jpg

Now thats cool. Would look great with a scoob done!

Looks really good.

Can you do a pic of your car.

Cheers.

I will do a car pic like this to see how it looks :ok:

I thought thats what it was

:rofl:

Very good.
Sepia effect ish +

Which version of Photoshop are you using? I'm looking at getting CS5 but not sure if it's worth it unless you buy lot's of extension/filter packs.

I'm using CS5. The 2 plug ins I have for it are Photomatix Pro 3.2 (HDR Plug In) & SilverEfexPro 2 (black and white plug in) I did the conversion of the train in SilverEfexPro 2.

It is not a cheap package by any stretch, but it is such a powerful tool. Not just with the photshop side, but all of the other programs that come with it. I have barely scratched the surface of what they can do, they are so massive.

I'm not sure if you can do a 30 day trial on CS5 or not, but it's certainly worth a look :nod:

Unfortunately for you mere mortals it's an expensive package for us super teachers it's not too bad - yet another perk of the job! Just bought Office 2010 professional for £40 and can get CS5 for £166!!

Tell me about it :doh:

You basically get to lop a "0" off the end of the price.

I would say 100% to get it then. It's worth every penny of what I paid for it, so you are on a no brainer there.

That'll keep you busy over the 6 weeks off :ok:

I now have CS5 and am trying to learn the format. Totally different to what I have been using for many years but it looks a blinding package !

It is such a huge and powerful package. The leap between CS4 & CS5 was massive, usually the changes are minor but this time round they were huge.

Brilliant :lol::lol:

that is really effective!!
:worthy:

Photobucket Old pic

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...urgx2089-1.jpg

Hasn't changed much ;)

Looks good fella