How to Create a Vintage Photo Look - Photoshop Tutorial
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 23. 07. 2024
- How do you give your images that vintage look? How do you use blending modes in Photoshop? In this design tutorial, Matthew Encina walks you through the simple process to give any image that weathered, textured look. Take Matthew's Styleframes Course đ ftris.me/Styleframes
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0:00 - INTRO: How to Give your Images That Vintage Look
0:20 - Starting with the base artwork
0:32 - Step 1: Add Paper Texture
1:22 - Step 2: Add Dust and Dirt Textures
3:27 - Step 3: Add Scratches
4:43 - Step 4: Sun fading with soft light
6:45 - Step 5: Color grading the image with curves
8:40 - Step 6: Add soft edges using an iris blur
9:39 - Step 7: Add film grain
10:51 - Before and after results
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So excited to share this new series with you all. Let me know what you'd like to Make with ME next?
Mathew!! you are a g man. Keeping giving back to the community!
Thanks a lot Matthew, can't wait for thisss.
Would love to see more of your techniques of your Photoshop process.
Would love to see your workflow utilizing both photoshop and lightroom together, with the many cloud updates, it looks like it super seamless to start, edit, and complete a project using both without opening a ton of files.
Hey Matthew big fan from India â€ïž
Always more from Matthew! Please do more and more! Meaningful Photo manipulations, story telling with images and etc... just anything đđ»â€ïž
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REALLY awesome tutorial! Exactly what I needed
So great! I've been doing similar stuff for years, but definitely learnt some new tricks here. Thanks!
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Your tutorials are so easy to follow man. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm having lots of fun playing around with the filters especially.
absolutely beautiful
love it! Thanks for sharing !!
this tutorial is insane thank you so much!
Absolutely love this. Wow. As someone who is wanting to go full into vintage style design and typography (obviously nailing down any one style is difficult), this tutorial greatly greatly helped me. I've been using most all of those techniques-all the way until Matthew started painting yellow and blue....i was like, what are we doing here, then he hit the soft light and my mind just went đ”. Thanks Matthew!
Thanks for sharing that. Helps me understand whatâs helpful. What do you want to learn to make next?
@@MatthewEncina I would love to know the process for orchestrating vintage illustration. I think photography/typography lends itself much more easily to accomplish, with all of the tools and assets (like Heritage Type) that are out there, but you can't fake illustration. I guess you could, but it would catch up to you lol. So yea, pairing vintage illustration with other vintage assets/type/color, etc.
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I came here to know about the tutorial, but I just loved the way you speak, your english, and as I'm studying and practising listening, I'm very proud cause I could understand every word you said.
These are EXACTLY all of the effects I was looking for, all in one place! Great tutorial! Thank you!!
So thank you! Great lesson â€â€â€â€
Great Tutorial, helped me with a project I was generally nervous to even start. Thank you!!
That's fantastic. So clear and totally spot on.
this was perfect for what i was looking for thanks!
this is so cool. thanks!
Perfect đ€đœđ€đœ
That was truly a great tutorial.
This is great thank you...
Love watching you work, you are a very talented artist and designer.
Appreciate that Gary
Thank you for a fantastic video
ups I was hoping for that paper effect bht great explanations! I like that you explain what the blending modes actually do!
Thanks for letting me know. Iâll continue to do that.
I vote for more of these. Love these tutorials Matthew!
Anything you want to learn how to do?
@@MatthewEncina Anything about compositing images or videos. That's something I'm really interested in.
Great Video, Thanks.
thank you, direct to the point :)
I absolutely loved this! Thank you so much! #subscribed
Thanks for this video tuto very useful
this is a great trick. thank you top vid
Really lovely explanations Matthew
Thanks!
The Bob Ross of graphic design
We don't make mistakes, just happy accidents
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awesome Video!!!!
My inspiration Matthew speaks so we'll, love ur toturial âŁïžâŁïž
Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Youâre welcome
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I love this type of tutorial. Please do more :) Tips, workflow and anything cool in photoshop is perfect.
Workflow is a big open subject. I have to think about what that means or looks like. curious, what are you trying to accomplish (or what do you normally make in Photoshop)?
I edit product pictures. Changing background, light source, shadows and highlights. But I just love to learn new things in photoshop :) I think you are amazing at your job!
If I think of a specific request I will let U know :)
you are a master. thank you
Great video awesome explanation!
Thanks!
so sick
thank you
it was supppper amazing
men, this video is great, im fron in brazil, and im studying the photoshop, and liked so much your video, thanks.
Love Shutterstock
đŻ itâs so helpful having a subscription. Totally worth it if youâre making tons of images every month
Thanks Matthew, loved it! (super clever title too!)
One thing that I find hard is to match the colors between two different images.
;) Ah. do you mean two different photos, or any image in general?
@@MatthewEncina Yes, two different photos.
Thanks Matthew~ đ„°đđ»âš
You're welcome Esite! Is there something youâd like to learn to make with me next?
@@MatthewEncina thanks for asking đ„șâ€ïž Iâd love to see how you take blurry photos and make them clear. Or, a photo manipulation tutorial (love seeing how designers approach this).
@@EstieChoi Thanks for sharing ;)
This is super cool, hope to see this series more often, would love to see something from motion design please
Just learning all this all sounds so complicated lol đ
I donât even know how to find all the overlays in shutterstock yet!
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Matthew is the Bob Ross of design.
Great bite size tutorial Matthew! Can you show us how to adjust light and sharpness between different images in the same composite ? ThanQ !
Thanks. Noted
So, I didn't need an old film vintage look tutorial, but I watched it anyway and learned so much! (to be frank, I don't know much lol) It makes me want to try it, just for the heck of it and learn! Thank you!
That's awesome! Curious, what made you click (and stay)?
Itâd be awesome to have Mathew Encina as a design mentor. đž
Doing my best to scale myself here on the internet.
@@MatthewEncina I just started doing content creation here on CZcams but nothing fancy compared to the quality and effort you put in every video of yours. I'm a graphic designer too! There are a lot of people saying that we sound similar. It's great to see a fellow Filipino who really excels in their field. Stay awesome!
Matthew big fan! From India
Cheers
Hello Matthew!
The thing that i'm thinking right now for "futur" content is about Filters and effects in Photoshop.
I heard that it's necesary to explore those features, but sometimes i feel like overwhelmed with them.
Maybe you can make a "top of" or "most useful" video about this.
Thanks anyway for all your content, take care!
Good Idea!
nice a new trick i can try i will tag the results soon thanks
Looking forward to it
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how did you get the paper on shutterstock w/o the water mark ?
and i'm literally doing it step by step with you but i cant seem to use the brush tool for erasing. It either paints it white or black
Where do you get this paper texture from?
Bro, how come you haven't done any more photo shop tutorials man, this is super good đđ
How do you add color on the grain part? Iâm using photopea
What brush is used for the soft light??
I know I'm super late to this but what did you press/how did you get the new layer to turn gray? I can't figure that part out I'm not good with photoshop at all lol
can u make a video for the ripped paper thing?
Thought youâd share the link to the textures you used
How do I make sure that I can keep the original color pallet of a brand, after I overlay multiple textures and gradient on top?
Really enjoyed this! I am curious though when working with projects like these that aim to have a vintage look, would you do anything different if the end result would be printed?
I am currently working on a project where there will be a physical print that people can potentially have. The trouble I have at times is making printed work that is meant to feel vintage, but when printed is by all means fresh and clean, where the design is just made to look worn down. Is it overkill to give actual weathering to a piece that is printed, or should the design suffice enough that it's no big deal? By all means this is overthinking it, but I like to assume I'm not the only one who wrestles with this.
I've done this on printed projects too. So it sounds like overthinking. But maybe you know something about your project that I don't.
Guys can you take some of the best poster designs ever, from very known and best designers, and like review it, reconstruct the idea, that would be awesome to see... :)
Good idea!
Where can I get those effect files ..?
Add dirt texture: press cntrl + i
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@mathew I have a question what program you're using for key screen cast and does it work on windows?
Screenflow (old version 6)
@@MatthewEncina Thank you
Where do I find the textures used in the video?
the links
Bruh i don't have a credit card, can't claim the trial, i need this so much.
What app?
Amo
at 9:24 look at the sunglasses and you can see the reflection of the photographer.
no sirve si las unicas imagenes que encuentras son de pago
on the thumbnail there,s a rip. How to do that ?
Anyone knows how can I make the background transparent after the effects ??? Like I just want the girl not the pink background, is there any way??
I canât download those few material drawings. Can any brother send me them?
Maybe I could do it in Paint.Net
Hey can I pay you to do some of my artwork
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old vintage film look: shoot on film
its 2020 mate
That's one way. I love shooting film, but it takes a while to process.
Nothing beats the natural grains on film! I shot a lot on expired positive films and cross processed it for max crazy saturated grainy effects, those days. XD
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Disapointed in this tutorial. I couldn't follow along because the instructions on how to get that icon on the bottom right corner of the texture layer were not clear and I tried slowing the video down and looking at the symbols that popped on screen but could not do it. Simply stating everything you were doing would actually be helpful. Not sure how anyone is able to follow this tutorial. Thumbs down.
I canât download those few material drawings. Can any brother send me them?