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Apr 30, 2008 02:05 |  #1

anyone know how to get this sort of old oil painting effect?

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Apr 30, 2008 05:06 |  #2

That looks like a simple grunge layer or two over top a regular (color adjusted) image. You could probably get something close to that in about 15 min in photoshop.


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Apr 30, 2008 05:25 |  #3

The folks over at Retouchpro are good at this sort of thing - here's one:

http://retouchpro.com/​tutorials/?m=show&id=1​64 (external link)


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Apr 30, 2008 07:56 |  #4

thanks for the answers.

I have just got a PM back from the person who done this and well i am amazed.
She don this by adding three layers, two with an old wall and one with a shot of rusty metal plate. Opacity was changed to get this effect. hmmm interesting.

Still on the lookout for any plug-ins tutorials.


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