I am making a logo in photoshop and want to add this old spotted vintage type of filter. Can anyone let me know how? Specifically the light dots on the black:

I'm using photoshop CS4
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I am making a logo in photoshop and want to add this old spotted vintage type of filter. Can anyone let me know how? Specifically the light dots on the black:
I'm using photoshop CS4 |
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Scan in a texture you like, then use it as a layer mask. Google "PhotoShop Grunge Layer Mask" and you'll find dozens of examples and tutorials: |
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An alternative approach (there are several ways to do almost anything in Photoshop) would be to create a dark gray layer -- maybe H 0, S 0, B 15 -- above your shape, and clip it to that layer. Add noise (lots -- 20 to 30% or more, Gaussian). Blur slightly. Add a Levels adjustment layer and clip it to your noise layer, then work the sliders until you have the effect you want. (Hint: be extreme!) You can get a subtle granite texture, a star field or anything between very easily. I'm pretty sure this technique comes from an old Deke McClelland tutorial that builds a versatile, changeable background using essentially this technique. I searched around for it, but can't find it currently. I do have just such a Photoshop file, though, that I use for anything from star fields to grunge to wildly colored textures. Build it once, and it's a resource forever. |
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