Whether you are passionate about photography on a professional level and want to diversify your portfolio with new eye-catching photographs, or simply love to photograph and create, there are tons of ways to enrich and enhance your photographic work. One of the most common effects in photography is aging. This effect can be achieved in several ways.
Instructions
Step 1
Install a dedicated image processing software. For example, Adobe Photoshop or any other of your choice. You do not need to buy a licensed version of the product if you are not going to perform this action all the time, or if you just want to "test" a function you like to get started. Just install the editor in trial mode and you will be able to use all its functions for a month. Many have a ready-made mask or aging effect that you can easily operate to achieve the desired goal.
Step 2
Get a special attachment for modern SLR cameras that allows you to use old lenses for shooting, giving photographs the features of their "ancestors" of the 20th century. This is an easy, and most importantly "honest" way to give your pictures a vintage charm.
Step 3
Take advantage of special sites-generators of effects that allow you to carry out global work with the image. These sites are easy to use and it will take you very little time to figure out how to work with them. However, if you are pretending to be individual, you should not use this method, since the sites work according to the same template schemes. Don't be surprised if you see someone else work with a similar effect.
Step 4
Browse your camera menus, many of today's digital and SLR cameras have a vintage feature built in. All that is required of you is to use this mode and create.
