Here again bringing a new tutorial for GIMP (don't think I forgot> _>), this time it's about the effect "Vintage”Or aging, an effect that is characterized by giving the appearance of a photograph corroded by time to an image, very original and nostalgic, or also why not, giving it a classic and elegant air: D.
For this tutorial we will use the photo of this pretty daffodil, this effect usually works best on photos with bright colors, as it changes the opacity and changes the color.
Something to keep in mind is that you have to experiment , since each photo is different and the values that seem best to us should be applied, with this in mind, with the image and the gimp started, let's get to work!
First we must modify the contrast, for this we are going to colors >Brightness and Contrast and we apply:
We change the saturation, we use colors > Tone and saturation, giving Hue the value of -12 and saturation the value of 21.
Now we turn to colors > curves and we modify the values by moving the curves corresponding to the primary colors.
After having modified the graph we go back to colors > tone and saturation and we modify its values as follows:
Once this is done we will add a darkened border around the image, to simulate the fading of the corners. We create a new layer from layers > new layer , transparent.
We select the elliptical selection tool, and make a selection of the entire area
Then we go to select > blur, and we give it a value of 150.
Now we fill the layer with the black color and set the opacity to 50%.
Finally, to give it the tonality of a photograph exposed to the sun's rays, we create a new layer, which we paint in dark pink or magenta, giving it an opacity of around 8 - 10%.
a very nice effect and gives a classic air to the image. without more to add, we will read in the next tutorial> w
Wow!… I liked the effect you achieved with this photograph. Interesting tutorial ...
thank you very much 😀
Excellent contribution !!
It's an Instagram-like effect, right? Spectacular!
yes, I was even going to include a joke that said "weeeee we did it without using instagram" at the end of the post but I felt that I could offend someone (or they could offend me) 😀 hahaha
It's good that you liked it ^ _ ^
xDDD Who could be offended by that?
I don't know hehehe but there is never a lack of someone who doesn't like joke, right?
Yes! Great contribution 🙂
By the way, CONGRATULATIONS on the writing, you have improved a lot, congratulations really 😉
Thanks once again for your contributions ^ - ^
eeeeh am I so bad at writing articles ??? > _> because they didn't tell me!
I like to contribute to this site (^ o ^) ノ
HAHAHAHAHA no no your articles are good, only that sometimes you omit accents or capital letters or ... well when we see each other online I tell you better LOL!
I am learning to filter images with CSS3 XD
Mother of God!
And this cannot be left in a script? All the useless in photo editing we would thank you forever and ever.
I thought that on this site they would have abandoned photography, I am not an expert but if I studied photography, I recently took gimp as an editor, before I used mtpaint, also very good, good tutorial. Cheers
Excellent, I have a lot to learn from Gimp, just by clicking the icon to start it. u_u8
Very good, thanks to these tutorials I am using Gimp, which comes with Xubuntu but I don't even look at it. Another effect that I really like is that of the Sin City movie, a black and white image and something (of a striking color) in color. There I leave it, hehehe 😉
aaaah if I owe it, don't worry, hehehe, if I had it in mind xD
And now what do I do with the HDR camera that I bought !? Having seen this before ... 😀
+1
But what a nice tutorial enjoy !!!
Very good! .. ..thanks for sharing with all of us (mostly useless in design) xD
Great!! Thanks for your work, I am precisely with GIMP bundled.
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Thank you very much for your contribution, very good tutorial.
I have had bad experiences with GIMP, not because of the application itself, but because of how used I am with Photoshop…. (more than 10 years), and for laziness ... XD
very good tutorial, interesting, I haven't looked at one here for days and now that I've decided to use a free alternative.
Excellent tute, thanks for sharing it 😀
Go another tutorial with GIMP…. every day more those who are inclined towards this editor…. Soon they will not tell me crazy for preferring Debian / GIMP to Windows / Photoshop
A guide to getting started with Gimp.
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/webmaster/introduction-to-gimp-image-editing-tool-with-simple-demos/2141
regards
Thank you very much, it helps me a lot 😀