Mahalos!
most welcome.
if you use them to make some backgrounds, please share.
They're not coming out like how you've done them. I've tried overlay, multiply and darken. They work great for cartoonish type photos. But, for posters and regular photos its not having the "wood" effect on the "weathered" parts.
They're not coming out like how you've done them. I've tried overlay, multiply and darken. They work great for cartoonish type photos. But, for posters and regular photos its not having the "wood" effect on the "weathered" parts.
I threw together a few quick test images to see what would happen. Are you getting results similar to these?
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I needed to invert the layer mask before it worked.
Anyway, the zip above is probably easier!
Here's mine that I made on Sunday, also created an iPhone 5 version (with badge on top of 'distressed' effect). Thanks for the pictures to do it with!
Could someone do this weathered look with the New York Rangers logo? And one for iPhone 5 too?
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Thanks in advance!
Where did you get the brick/wood images? Do you have any higher res ones for mac backgrounds?