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Sepia Effect Tutorial Intro
This tutorial will guide you through steps to make add an old, brown-coloured effect to your images. It's especially nice when you want to make the mood seem sad. Your final product will look something like this:
1. Open up your image. I will be using the one below.
2. Desaturate your image with Image > Adjustments > Desaturate. It should be grey now.
3. Click Layer > Layer Style> Colour Overlay. Set the blend mode to Soft Light and the colour to #DC8027.
4. Voila! Easy, isn't it.
Final Note
I hope this tutorial helped you lots! I worked hard writing this tutorial, so I would appreciate it if you provided a link back to me if it helped you in any way. If you have any questions about this tutorial, don't hesitiate to email me.
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