Filed under Photoshop Tutorials - Head Nerd @ December 2nd, 2005
| Making the old sepia effect |
| Open your image you want to make sepia. Here is mine: |
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| Now using any selection tool you want (I used lasso tool and deleted the unwanted part - you can use extract tool, color range, anything that suits you), remove the parts you don’t want. It’s possible that you skip this step. Here is mine: |
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| Now add a new adjustment layer - hue/saturation over your original image layer. It’s time to make the sepia. In the hue/saturation menu put these values: Hue:37, Saturation: 25, Lightness: 21 |
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| Now make a new layer and place it under your image layer. Fill it with a light brown color. I used #b39970. |
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| Now duplicate the brown layer and move it on top of the layers like in my example. Add to it a white layer mask. |
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| With this layer selected, choose a big brush and start painting with black over the layer mask: |
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| After you made visible the center, like I did, put the layer in multiply mode from blending options. |
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