Bygone Havant

C+C Welcome.

this really works Stewart i love it, what treatment did you give it? you have aged the photo wonderfully

Now this one was quite easy so here goes.

Channel Mixer, convert to Monochrome.

Add Noise.

Hue/Saturation>colorise (choose shade of Sepia by sliding the hue slider)

Duplicate Layer and add some Gaussian Blur then blend at 50/50 in Normal mode.

Hope it works for you when you have a go.

Bad Bad Man wrote:

Now this one was quite easy so here goes.

Channel Mixer, convert to Monochrome.

Add Noise.

Hue/Saturation>colorise (choose shade of Sepia by sliding the hue slider)

Duplicate Layer and add some Gaussian Blur then blend at 50/50 in Normal mode.

Hope it works for you when you have a go.

Oh! rubbish........admit it - you were there - you found this photo in an old suitcase under the bed and are now simply pretending.............

PS - It's actually VERY good ~ John

Very effective, nice

byteme wrote:

Bad Bad Man wrote:

Now this one was quite easy so here goes.

Channel Mixer, convert to Monochrome.

Add Noise.

Hue/Saturation>colorise (choose shade of Sepia by sliding the hue slider)

Duplicate Layer and add some Gaussian Blur then blend at 50/50 in Normal mode.

Hope it works for you when you have a go.

Oh! rubbish........admit it - you were there - you found this photo in an old suitcase under the bed and are now simply pretending.............

OK you found me out it is an old shot.

Can you see John in the background riding his Penny Farthing?

Nice find, Stewart do you know what kind of camera the photographer was using, an 8x10 plate perhaps?

Great shot, love the lighting.

rkunderhill wrote:

Nice find, Stewart do you know what kind of camera the photographer was using, an 8x10 plate perhaps?

Great shot, love the lighting.

Best ask John, he was there.

You guys kill me...

I really like it!! Well done.

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rkunderhill wrote:

Nice find, Stewart do you know what kind of camera the photographer was using, an 8x10 plate perhaps?

Best ask John, he was there.

Robin - It was a NIKON - Stewart is still using it today...................

(I have proof.........He said on a different thread he had a plate on the top of his camera)

Hey Stewart be careful using the built in flash on your old Nikon - the powder will singe your eyebrows!

Don't worry John I will, these new fangled gadgets sure are tricky.

By the way have you figured out how to use your new calculator, that abacus you have had since you were a child (all those very long years ago) was worn out with use.

I used to DREAM of having a abacus - but I came from a poor family.

Time has however been kind and this Sinclair Spectrum Computer is amazing ................

I have just bought an amazing new game for it - Mac Man - It gobbles & flashes in the dark.................!

Hmmmmm.

Not a lot I can say to that John except is it the same colour as your Sinclair C5?