How do you do this?

[kaylahunsader]

Someone of the forum took the first photo and made it have a vintage look, they sharpened, cropped, contrast, and stuff also which I know how to do. I cannot, however get the vintage look to look the same. Anyone care to take a stab, or try to tell me how to do it?. I want to get this look on the photo where all three girls eyes are open.

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2. This is the photo I want the look to be done to.

 

[elifant]

Do you have lightroom? You could probably get that effect with a preset in lightroom. I've added on several free presets, I'm sure one of mine could do that, but I'm not at home with my computer to tell you which one.

 

[NikonME]

 

[tirediron]

Looks like a slight desaturation and reduction of the red value.

 

[KmH]

Someone of the forum took the first photo and made it have a vintage look, they sharpened, cropped, contrast, and stuff also which I know how to do. I cannot, however get the vintage look to look the same. Anyone care to take a stab, or try to tell me how to do it?. I want to get this look on the photo where all three girls eyes are open.

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I explained what I did to make that edit; http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...hoto-gallery/245879-touch-up-help-please.html

I corrected the white balance, cropped a bit, sharpened here and there, added some light to compensate for the 'raccoon eyes' (dark eye sockets) caused by not using fill lighting, adjusted the mid-tone contrast some, and gave it somewhat of the popular 'vintage' or slightly faded look by not converting my edit from the ProPhoto RGB color space (the editing color space I use), to sRGB. Oh I used ACR and CS5 to do the edits.

 

[KmH]

Oops! Double post.