How to Create an Old Photo Effect in Photoshop
About This Class
How to Create an Old Photo Effect in Photoshop will teach you basic and advanced techniques inside of Photoshop to create an old-timey, photo effect.
This effect will allow you take any picutre or image that you have and recreate into a photo that looks like it was taken a century ago!
In this quick course, I will show you how to use textures, adjustment layers, and different types of filters to get the old effect that you want.
At the end of this class, I encourage you to try out this fun feature inside of Photoshop, save out your work, and then upload your finished image as a project to this class.
It’s always a blast to see what the students have created!
So if you are interested in leveling up your skills by learning how to create an old photo effect inside of Photoshop, then enroll now and I’ll see you in the first lecture.
About Author
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My name is Jeremy Deighan and I am thrilled to be an online instructor, helping others achieve their own personal goals. I have had quite the range of skills and hobbies through my lifetime. I really enjoy teaching and hope to provide information to others on anything and everything I know how to do! Please take a moment to check out my courses, and if you take any please leave a review and any feedback you have!
Art and Design
I have an extensive background in different forms of art and design. I have an associates degree in Computer Animation and I’ve worked with various production houses to create awesome content. Adobe Photoshop has been a staple of my arsenal since I was 16 and use it faithfully to this day.
I also have a history in live visual arts, specifically lighting design for music events, festivals, theaters, and corporate gigs. My passion for the visual arts has helped me become a master in understanding lighting, color theory, and composition.
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