Getting Antique Look In Photoshop

[mzwebfreak 0]

Okay, I want to get an antique look for a graphic, and though I knew that Paint Shop Pro has a nice simple button to do that, I haven't figured out a way to get it done the right way in Photoshop. I mean, I tried a desaturate then hue/saturation with hue 38, sauration 20 and lightness 14, and it came out looking like this:

 

It's nice and all, but not exactly what I was looking for...any help would be appreciated.

[IWroteCode 0]

Try the dust and scratches filter under the noise tab. While you're at it add some noise. Hope that helps.

 

BTW: That was with PS 5.0 - yeah, I'm a little outdated.

[Saint_Michael 3]

work with blur effect and see what you get also work with contrasting and layer properties as well but i think its a sweet set up you have going.

[plot 0]

i would say sharpen 6-10 times then use some wind, also a good thing to use is gaussian blur and some noise

BTW: That was with PS 5.0 - yeah, I'm a little outdated.

wow thats really old, i just got photoshop cs2 9.0 and its working great, ive never been that far back so i wouldnt know how much that version suck compared to mine but im sure it does and you should upgrade asap

[IWroteCode 0]

i would say sharpen 6-10 times then use some wind, also a good thing to use is gaussian blur and some noise

wow thats really old, i just got photoshop cs2 9.0 and its working great, ive never been that far back so i wouldnt know how much that version suck compared to mine but im sure it does and you should upgrade asap

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Haha, I would but as a new college student...I'm pretty much broke.

[GameUltra 0]

Hey I really like that, I wish I had Photoshop for longer so I could try everything I see, I only have a trial and it's got four days left. ;)I can try to experiment with as much as possible though.