PhotoShop CS5 post-production Film Effect tutorial

A lot of people recently asked me how those "movie sense" photos were built, and I'd rather write a tutorial than answer the same questions every time.

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In fact, the idea is from the Wang Yiheng of the University of communication of the students there, he has a lot of more wonderful photos, most of them are 5d2 transfer film shot, and then use the color palette of video color, the final output.

I do not know if this is his original, but this is like a movie screenshot of the photo visual effect is really good, such high-end equipment we common dog head where there is, so I deliberately use PS to imitate a few, the effect is not bad.

Never write a tutorial is because really feel nothing good to share, I use the method are very rookie, friends and so many masters, loaded b What tutorial is very SB, but the masters are all because of various reasons unwilling

Share your own methods, and there are several like Dustin Diaz,david hobby the selfless share of their know-how. Without communication there is no progress, I write this simple little way to share with you and hope it can

Your images collide, creating more exciting work (with new methods, good tips, and sharing).

Because the content of this log is for many and I like small rookie, so the steps I will write as carefully as possible.

I use Photoshop CS5 (download address) and also need Nik Software Color efex Pro 3.0 (download address)

Effect Chart:

1. First use PS to open your photos.

Camera: Canon EOS 40D

Lens: EF 50mm F1.8

Aperture: 2

Shutter speed: 1/60s

ISO 100.

2. After opening, copy the background layer (CTRL+J) and change the blending mode to soft light.

3. Duplicate one layer (CTRL+J) and change the blending mode to filter color. Now this is the traditional three-layer revision method, the soft layer control details, filter layer control brightness, and control lever is opacity.

Classification:

• PS Image Processing
• PS Post-processing tutorial