Designed by Anait Boyajyan Owner of velvetmade.designs 4.9 out of 5 stars (7) 430 sales
ANTIQUE Newspaper Vintage PSD Effect
About
ANTIQUE Newspaper is a cool, vintage Photoshop effect that gives your images monochrome, retro look with different color presets applied. It brings vintage, old newspaper, grainy look and is very easy to use. The effect works with portrait, landscape, architecture photography or any other kind of images.
The most unique color presets are giving your images slightly green and yellow tones to imitate printing on old piece of paper.
The effect flattens the image colors, reduces contrast and adds texture and grainy, scratchy look.
It can be used to achieve both trendy and modern or old, newspaper look.
You will get 1 PSD file (CS6 and higher) with adjustment layers that create the noisy and color effect.
File specifications:
- Size: 4000 x 3200px
- 300 dpi
- 12 different color effects / color filters with gradient maps
- PDF tutorial is included in the package
The file is very easy to use:
- Open the Photoshop file and double click the smart object
- Just drop your image in the smart object, save it and go back to the original Photoshop file
- Turn on and off different gradient map layers to get the desired effect
- You can combine different filters and turn the visibility on for multiple color filter layers to get even more color variations
If you have any questions or issues with the file, please contact me.
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