Image before adjustments:-   Image after adjustments:-   How would I achieve this effect in Photoshop?
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How to I edit a photo to have a old vintage look? I'm looking to achieve this sorta of vintage film like look. I'm looking for a way to achieve this without purchasing a "auto" effect program by using just the basic controls. It seems like desaturation is a start but there's more to it?  My basic editing program of choice is Aperture (but I assume Lightroom or anything else out there all have the same basic set of controls).
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How to get a vintage/dreamy look like this photo?   It has some yellow color cast and seems like extra blur added in post process?
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Is it possible to produce such design hints (on elements padding, spacing, width, height) automatically in photoshop? Is there any plugin that can potentially do this?
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How can I create a photo wall effect similar to this with Photoshop CS6?     I tried with Warp, but it looks so bad and it's nowhere near comparsion. I also tried with Edit-&gt;Transform-&gt;Perspective, but then it looked more like  and not what I wanted.   I'm also trying it on a smaller image (800x415) and I have lots of thumbnails similar to the ones in the original hulu image, but I merged them into one big image with the idea that it'll be easier.
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How can I replace the background of my scene, but keep the reflections and lighting generated from my HDRI?
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How can I fix this picture?  Somebody else took this picture and well he wasn't able to do it very well, and it's blurred.    I have photoshop
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See how the image background fades with the black menu bar? I see this effect very often and I like it a lot. I would love a tutorial (either Photoshop or Illustrator) or how-to article but I don´t even know how to search for it.
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I'm using Photoshop CS6 and I'm trying to get the typing aligned with the box, kind of 3D like. I cannot seem to find the effect, I'm sure its simple.  Any help?
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I know it's best to do as much post-processing before converting from RAW, but in cases where it's not possible - what is the optimal order of post-processing steps (like noise removal, dust-spot removal, color correction, brightness/contrast correction, straighten, distortion/aberration removal, selective edits, sharpening, resize, color space and bit-depth change, etc)?  When I say optimal order I mean the order that will result the least banding, clipping, halos and other digital artefacts. I'd also like to understand the reasons behind some particular ordering. Is it different for prints and web output?
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I have got hundreds images of products with clear white backgrounds. I would like to change the white background color to become transparent.   Is there a means of batch processing this particular process with Photoshop or any other applications?
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Some images shown outside of preview rectange before uploading, eg:
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I'm having issues with artwork I would like to use for my website. Unfortunately, the artwork I have came included with a white background behind it. I realize I can manually remove the white background using tools like the Magic Wand in Photoshop, but I've found that the edges of the artwork lose their sharpness. Is there anyway in Photoshop to just save an image out where the white background is picked up as the part of the artwork that is suppose to be transparent?
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I was browsing Behance and came upon these pictures:   I was wondering how he got this miniature style effect? I'm guessing a Gaussian Blur on a strip of the picture in Photoshop...but couldn't get right. What's the step-by-step process for doing this with software?  (For getting this effect with a special lens, see )
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So this is my first try with cycles and I was wondering what can I do to make the image clearer?
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I am trying to create the effect posted in this image. How can this can be created?
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So, yes, I'm intrigued as to how they post process pictures before Photoshop (or computers, for that matter) came about. Or is post processing a by-product of the computer revolution?  My understanding of film photography (all from the film equivalent of a point-and-shoot we had when I was a kid) is that light burns into film then film gets developed. And, well, unlike bits, your end-product is tangible and "permanent", for lack of better term.  I'm woefully ignorant about film processing but I guess this is where the post-processing takes place? How do they tweak color temperatures? Remove red eyes? Retouch skin blemishes? Do they use special dyes/inks to achieve better colors/contrast?
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I felt in love with the way this graphic designer, called Mariusz, has edited this picture.  It would be fun to produce something like this for myself.   Anyone has some ideas on how to create such a nice color effect in Photoshop or Gimp?