Providing perspective using the blur filter Brightening a subject with less shade and shadow Processing an image as if viewed through colored cellophane Making a photo more colorful by enhancing the saturation Making a photo in sepia Overview Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

Process a photo in sepia to make it look old. By using sepia and placing one layer upon another, you can make the photo subtly blurred to produce an antiquated impression.  Duplicate the background layer, change the color of the original image to dark sepia and light sepia, and place one image upon another. Place a white edge around the photo to create the impression of old printing paper. Enter text and rotate the image. 1. Changing a photo to sepia Duplicate the background layer and change the bottom layer to dark sepia using [Hue/Saturation]. Change the top layer to light sepia, and apply the [Blur] filter. Change [Blending Mode] for the layer. 2. Place a white edge around the photo to make it look three-dimensional Reduce the image, and place a white edge around the photo. Create a white painted layer in the background to make it look three-dimensional in [Layer Style]. 3. Enter text in the image and make it blurred Enter text and perform the settings. Make the letters look blurred using the [Blur] filter and [Layer Style]. Step 1

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