From the course: Photoshop for Designers: Textures
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Create an antique look - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop for Designers: Textures
Create an antique look
- [Nigel French] In this example, I am going to use texture to create an antique look for this photo. And I'm creating texture from a combination of fibers and Ocean Ripple. And that's also combining with a treatment that I'm applying to the image through the camera raw filter. This is how my image begins. So the first thing that I'd like to do is convert the background layer to a Smart Object so that I can apply filters to it in a nondestructive way. Now I'm going to create an empty layer above that and then convert this empty layer to a Smart Object also and on this currently empty layer I'm going to apply fibers to start with. So from the filter menu render > fibers. And if I bring my variance and my strength all the way down with the sliders pretty much all the way to the left my fibers almost look like animal hide. So I'm going to go with these options but for a completely different effect I could raise both of these sliders to the middle. But I'm going to go with something like…
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Create a photo backdrop5m 36s
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Create textured "textured" planets5m 2s
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Create an antique look4m 32s
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Add noise or grain4m 54s
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Enhance texture with the Lighting Effects filter3m 36s
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Bring out the bokeh from an image7m 33s
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Use a displacement map to enhance texture3m 23s
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Use Topaz Texture Effects 24m 57s
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