bastardman Posted November 8, 2008 Posted November 8, 2008 Hi everyone. Now when we got this tutorial section, I'd like to bring you all some tutorials. This is a tutorial of how to make a movie-like effect in Photoshop. You will learn a bit about colour mood adjustments, depth of field effect and film effects.I used this picture, for anyone who want to make it precise. But you can use any picture you'd like. Okey, let's start!1. Adjust the Hue/Saturation: (CTRL-U), or go to Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation. Use these settings:Hue: 0Saturation: -76Lightness: 0And everything else at default.2. Adjust the brightness and contrast: Image > Adjustments > ExposureUse these settings:Exposure: 1Offset: -0,3450Gamma: 1,74Depth of field effect3. Duplicate the layer by right clicking it, and press "Duplicate layer".4. Apply lens blur on the new duplocated layer: Filter > Blur > Lens Blur.Adjust till it suits your preferences.Here are my settings:(They might be different if you used a different image, but I'm sure it will turn out OK with these settings.)5. Click on the "Add layer mask" button at the bottom of Layer window (The little box marked with a 1 next to it at the image), then click and select the "Layer mask thumbnail". (The rectangle marked with a 2 next to it)6. Select the Brush Tool ,(use the Soft Round brush and set it to 400, like I did in the image),then choose the focus point (the middle, or the guy carrying that thing on my picture ) in the photo and click on it. 7. Create a new layer by clicking the "Create a new Layer" button located at the bottom of Layer window. ()8. Fill the new layer with black colour. Reset colour to default (black and white) by pressing D, then swap black with white, by pressing X. The background colour is now black. Fill the layer by pressing Ctrl + Backspace.9. Set the opacity of the black layer to 70% by pressing 7.10. Use Erease tool (E), (Use the same brush (Soft Round)) set the Master Diameter to 400px, then earese some parts in the middle of the picture. (Looks better with less white colour in the picture, unlike my picture had :/)11. Now flatten the image. Layer > Flatten Image. After that use Filter > Noise > Add Noise, with these settings:Amount: 4,5Distribution: UniformMonochromatic box checked.Cinemascope (optional)12. Add a black bar on top and bottom of the picture, and it's done!Make a new layer (In case it would fail), and use the Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) and select over the upper, or bottom part of the image, and then press Ctrl + Backspace if you still got white as foreground colour, and black as background. If you're unsure about it, just press D, then X.Then just duplicate the layer, and drag it to the bottom with the Move Tool (V) (Photoshops will try to get it stationed inside the image, so it should be easy to make it perfect)You can also change the colour a bit by pressing Ctrl + B. Drag the sliders a bit to the Cyan, and Blue ways at all the three Tone Balances, Shadows, Midtones and Highlights.And you're done!Heres my result:Original:Photoshop'd:Not the best, but it would look better in a really high-res picture.Good luck! Quote
Ywa Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 Looks damn nice. You created the tutorial yourself? Quote
VforV Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 Why the black bars? They are too large in my opinion. Also, the picture is a bit too blurry. But still it looks nice, it reminds me of Assassin's Creed. ^^ Quote
bastardman Posted November 9, 2008 Author Posted November 9, 2008 Looks damn nice. You created the tutorial yourself?I took some stuff from other tutorials, and then modified it a bit. Why the black bars? They are too large in my opinion. Also, the picture is a bit too blurry. But still it looks nice, it reminds me of Assassin's Creed. ^^Look at part 5-10 in the tutorial. It removes some blur in the middle of it, so it's blurry around, but not in the middle, so it focuses on the man carrying that thing. x'dAlso, the black bars are optional. Quote
Clavus Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 Provide the original image of your example so we can see the difference Quote
bastardman Posted November 9, 2008 Author Posted November 9, 2008 Provide the original image of your example so we can see the difference It's on top, but as a link. I'll make it into an image. Quote
Ferre Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 My outcome. Not all the steps succeed, but it's not bad. Quote
bastardman Posted November 9, 2008 Author Posted November 9, 2008 My outcome. Not all the steps succeed, but it's not bad.Nice. It looks cool with the crowd in the background. Quote
Mr. Darkness Posted December 25, 2008 Posted December 25, 2008 cool!!! where did get this information? Quote
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