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i love this action, and i use it alot. :D thannkyouu!
one of my fave of the ones i used your action on.
photo © me
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This Action Rocks!
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Eve B thanks so much for your kindness. i couldnt find where Library is..... Sorry for being so stupid. :(
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Great Action
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Manuel_Marin [deleted] says:
thanks for sharing this great action.
This is my result.
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Regarding the effect: I just altered a the vignette layer changing the blending mode to multiply and reducing the opacity a little bit.
Regarding the image: it's not an original of mine, it's a derivative work for an assignment for a group. The original picture is Nahariense's
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It's GREAT! I hope you can teaches more things. Thanx!
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great action, here's mine;
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Discovered this set of actions yesterday as I was going through some of my first D-SLR shots... Thought I'd add these to the thread and thanks for your work on these!
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One from my side :
I converted this to b/w ...
Thanks for the awesome "Action" ... itz really good ..
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this is a great application you made! i'd love to try it out, but unfortunately, i don't have photoshop at the moment. do you happen to have the same application for gimp?
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This is such a wonderful action!
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pics not by me ...
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great action... cheers!
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Thanks Fallout75! This script ROCKS!!!
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Pretty much one of my favorite actions to use!!!
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I just have the after. I played with desaturating the background before applying the action....
Thank You for posting it....with the right picture it could be perfect PP.
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This is an awesome action, thanks much!
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Loved the action, thanks for sharing.
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This is the effect I have been waiting for! My only problem is, I have PSE6.
Has anyone got an action or script for it in PSE6?
(BTW I am only new to PSE6, so making the leap from one programs script to another may be beyond me!)
Thanks
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I've done this in PSE. You just need to split the image into RGB components and then substitute contrast and levels adjustments for the curves. No script, but I'll try to find the time to post detailed instructions later on.
Here's the result I got, although I reduced the opacity of the modified layer to lessen the effect in this image.
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Yet another Dave edited this topic 48 months ago.
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i love this tool thanks so much, gives a good result everytime, though i tend to darken the image before hand.
only problem is its a bit addictive? a lot of my snaps lately go straight through the photoshop action and theres never really any thought as to why. Anyone else stuck lol? x
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Thanks Yet another Dave, that would be great if you could find the time!
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i love this action. thank you so much.
more
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p.s. i am addicted too. :)
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balaclava, good choice
Here's another one of mine:
Maybe I simply missed seeing it or need reminding; is there a way to change the size of the vignette? Using the sliders I could make it smaller but it got sharper (more defined) as well. I wanted it to stay foggy. I'm guessing it's a matter of fiddling with the gradient sliders.
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Superb action, thanks for giving it out.
One I used it on earlier:
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wow, all of these look fantastic! i would love to use use the effect, but i have adobe photoshop 7.0- will it work on my version?
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Your action script is amazing, completely inspiring. Than you!!!
A faux film grain technique I found.
www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=6128B
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MicroGiant! edited this topic 47 months ago.
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Awesome action
reaaaly like this technique,
works really well...
would love to see some of your other actions??
here is my attempt
few other trys on my stream
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Very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing.
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does this work on photoshop elements as well?
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how do i use this in photoshop? i downloaded it but cant figure it out :-/
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how do you get the effect of the edges being darker and the subject being lighter? like the edges are darker but the center is lighter
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Love this atn! Thanks for sharing!
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locong [deleted] says:
its amazing i love it..
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Awesome Action!!
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rashundrayton edited this topic 46 months ago.
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Texas set fire,
Its a vignette. You can do it by:
1) rectangular marquee tool
2) draw selection approx. 1in. from the edges
3) R. click on picture > feather 75 (feather according to pic size)
4) R. click on photo> select inverse
5) R. click on photo > layer via copy (this saves selection on another layer)
6) In layers pallette select multiply>adjust opacity
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snowfall1127 (mostly off for family) edited this topic 46 months ago.
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This is mine. Do not have the 'before' only the 'after'
Great Action!!!
Thanks to Fallout75!!!
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I love this action so much:
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i love the look, but when i download the file, where do i put it and how do i use it??
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nobody?
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A Photoshop support group might be more helpful in teaching you these technicalities. I'm no Photoshop user so no love from me.
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depending on your install.... mine when here: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3\Presets\Actions
oh, and before:
and after (with a 16x9 crop):
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your action is great.one of my fav action in cs3.i love it.
could u possibly do a gimp plugin for ur action ?just wondering..
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Great action. It makes all the blacks super nice and works great with spaces/rooms etc.
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Here's mine, I just love the vintage film!!!
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I love this action. Fallout75, you're a hero.....
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Yeah, definitely having some fun with this one and getting some great results!
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Love this action. Here's mine:
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Here's mine
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vanryan edited this topic 46 months ago.
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just another with this action. Lots of fun
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ok, one more. Some natural sun flare works well with this. =)
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I agree. I still use this action quite a bit, albeit with some alterations depending on the image. It provides a nice starting point.
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DelBoi [deleted] says:
...just discovered this topic. All I can say is that, this is a great technique/action to achieve a "Vintage Film" like effect. TFS!
here are my samples:
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Fallout75: I have photoshop CS... How do I use your vintage effect?
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I absolutely love this action - I am so incredibly psyched to have come across it!
Here are my before and after.
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THANKS & HUGS to you!!
Here is what I was able to do with your AMAZING "VINTAGE-Y" action.
farm4.static.flickr.com/3016/2926357825_16a8bd473d_o.jpg
*The thick white boarder looks a bit pink-ish on this thread but I promise it's not.
Please share more & so we can have more fun!!!!
Smiles,
lil' me
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Used photoshop elements with a sepia layer at about 50% and magenta layer on screen
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Thank you!
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EnvisageLondon [deleted] says:
wow, this is a fabulous action, thank you so much for it & the in-depth guide :)! here's my quick before & after, just an image I was editing at the time.....
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she'd kill me if she knew about this, but i like how she matches George Harrison.
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Oh my this is the best action ever thank you :) Just one question I have photoshop CS and when I run the action right at the end it says "the command Make is not currently avaliable " I have to either click stop or continue - by this not working would it make a huge difference to the way the action works since?????
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Works for me! Thanks!
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Maeker edited this topic 43 months ago.
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Amazing!!! Thanks so much!!! This is exactly what I was looking for!!! And thanks to celiaaa for guiding me here :D
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Really enjoying this action, thanks so much!
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I'm loving it too! Had to use it to get that really "old" tone on my chinatown pictures! Thanks!
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I love this action!!!!
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Thanks - I love this action.
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Here are a few more that this one worked great for
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thanks so muchhh!!! You don't know how long ive been trying to find this effect and not have to do it by myself!
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thanks so much for this!been wanting this feel for my digi photos for so long! totally brings the photos to life!
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Really cool - thanks!
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las vegas lass edited this topic 42 months ago.
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This ended up cinematic
www.flickr.com/photos/kibwe/2390847287/
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HDR + Vintage Film Effect
i love the result.. tnx Fallout75
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Thanks for this great action. I've been using for months. Sometimes I change the layers opacity to slightly change the final result.
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hi everyone, i'm in love with the effect!
thank u fallout75!!!
you rock!
=)
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Thanks so much Falluit75! I love this action! I usually tweek the layers but it's a wonderful starting point.
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Gerla Brakkee edited this topic 41 months ago.
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G R E A T that was what I had been waiting... T H A N K Y O U :)))
even though I have the same problem as elms1, at some points I have to hit either continue or stop!!!
(no before sorry!)
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thanks for this technique :)
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Thank you soo soo much Fallout75!!!!
I love this effect!!!:)
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i use this as a basis for all my photos. thank you so much man.
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This is Amazing!!
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does anyone know if there's a lightroom preset of the same style?
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Excellent action.
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i'm still using it after all this time. thanks again :)/
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Zach Singh [deleted] says:
the download isn't working for me :(
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this is a great application you made! i'd love to try it out, but unfortunately, i don't have photoshop at the moment. do you happen to have the same application for gimp?
depending on your install.... mine when here: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3\Presets\Actions
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