Step 1: First open any image.
Step 2: Duplicate the layer by pressing Ctrl+J.
Now apply the desaturate on the duplicated layer. Go to Image> Adjustments> Desaturate or press Ctrl+Shift+U.
Step 3: Now duplicate the desaturate layer by pressing Ctrl+J. We will see we have two black and white layers.
Step 4: Set the new desaturate layer blending mode to 'Screen' and Opacity to '55%'.
Step 5: Duplicate the original background layer by pressing Ctrl+J and move it to the top of the layers palette.
Change the background duplicate layer blending mode to 'Overlay'and Opacity to '75%'.
After that your Image looks like:
Step 6: Merge all layers onto a new layer at the top of the layers palette by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E.
Step 7: Go to Filter> Noise> Add Noise and use this settings:
Step 8: Apply sharpen to enhance the noise. Go to Filter> Sharpen> Smart Sharpen and use this setting:
Step 8: Click on the Create a new fill or adjustment layer icon at the bottom of the Layers palette and select curves.
When the Curves dialog box appears, simply click OK, do not change anything.
Step 9: Set the layer blending mode to 'Multiply' and Opacity to '80%'.
6 comments:
well done, awesome!
nice photo and brilliant tutorial :)
good..it's a very useful tutorial..
Well I have been hard at work trying to mine detail using "Selects (Hi/Mid/Shadow)" and "Levels" as I thought the game was to try to max the detail in a beautiful composite.
Here we seem to end up with a dark, somewhat underexposed mid-shadow image + highlights.
I must be missing something as I ran this over a "horse head over snowy rail fence photo" and did not see an gold medal image. Color was of course almost gone.
Anyway, I will keep at it.
Old Man Gee Two
Cool tutorial for High Contrast Photo Effect . thanks for step by step details
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Awesome high contrast making tutorial. It helped me a lot. Thanks
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