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Photoshop: Creating a Stylised Lomo Effect In 5 Steps

This is a guide - I encourage you to experiment and tweak the effects to suit your own tastes. You'll learn more by doing that, than from any tutorial. 1. Less contrast (optional really - i think ...  
 
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DANMVIDEOS (2 months ago) Show Hide
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how do you make the light leaks?
cos you used motion blur?
but im using cs3 and when you do motion blur it gives you a setting box. and i was wondering what settings you used?
thanksx
dimage1985 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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You just adjust the rotation angle (usually to 0 or 90 degrees) and set the length to 999 (the maximum). Or just experiment and see what looks best :)
jiniton (2 months ago) Show Hide
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just buy a lomo camera and discover the thrill of taking pictures and the suprise that awaits when you get it developed
potmechut (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Could you describe how to import the layer with old paper? I dont know how to open second window with the picture and how to import it to the original picture. Thanks
dimage1985 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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If you're using CS4, they've made it a bit harder. You'll need to go to Windows > Arrange > Float all windows (or one of the other "arrange" styles).

Otherwise, you can just cut the whole paper texture and paste it on to a new layer on top of the photo.
dimage1985 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Oh and when the windows are next to each other, you can use the normal "Move Tool" to drag the layer from one document across to the next one, then it will automatically create a new layer (unless the document is 8 bit, then you'll need to go to Image > Mode > RGB Color)
potmechut (3 months ago) Show Hide
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How to import a picture with old paper? Thanks
smbunation (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
gezreel4 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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cool!! now i know!! tnks
dimage1985 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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If your paper texture is too big - use CTRL + T (or Edit > Free Transform) then scale the paper size down.

If you paper isn't big enough, then find a larger texture. A smaller one that has been resized to be bigger will look blurry and not very nice. There are lots of free giant paper texture resources around.

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