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Help with Background/Texture Effect


BenJahMin1

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OK so I work for a small printing company and I do not have much Photoshop experience. We have a customer that wants pretty much this exact background or atleast styled just like it. I imagine it is a combination of photoshop filters. Can anybody help me figure out a way to re-create this? Thanks so much in advance.Lets Toast.jpg
 
I see that as well. Like I said I am not a photoshop person. What could I use to apply something like that uniformly across the image? I can use a brush or whatever to make a mark but how do I apply it over the entire image?
 
A few layers with image and effects on them, mask out what you don't want to see play with light and colour settings bobs your aunties uncles new best friend from another country.
 
well here's what i could come up with, without seeing how they actually did it

psghelpbg1-1.jpg

and it was a lot more difficult to replicate than i thought.

i made a red background layer
then an orange radial gradient
then i transformed the gradient layer to be narrower, and at an angle
then i created a soft elliptical brush with high scattering, high roundness jitter, high angle jitter, 88% spacing, and high color jitter between two shades of red, and just painted over the antire image.
then i put that layer on multiply, with a 70% opacity
then i made various hue/saturation, and curves adjustments
then i added a uniform, monochromatic noise at ~200%, on a new layer
then i put that layer on multiply, at a 47% opacity, and added various curves adjustments
 


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