Aug 03 2009
Before and After: Old Style Photo – Lightroom Video Tutorial
Time for another Lightroom video tutorial! 
I’ll be showing you how I post processed a landscape photo to make it look like it was taken decades ago… with a little modern twist.
All of the post processing was done in Lightroom except for the last effect. The grain was added in Photoshop.
The photo I chose to use is a landscape shot of a foggy Spring morning in Gatineau, Quebec. It just felt like a blast from the past while I was taking it so I knew that I would be giving it that mood later on in Lightroom. Here’s the final photo:
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Cool! Of course there is always the old photo preset
Not always suitable though…
Did you know you can double click on a slider or its title to reset it? So when you reset the saturation you could have just double-clicked the the word ’saturation’. Just in case you didn’t know
@Jamie
Ya, I don’t really like that preset.
Ya I know about the double clicking thing but I missed my aim and double clicked on the number! ha! But it’s good you mention it so that others can know! Good catch.
Don’t thank me, thank Matt K, and then thank yourself because it’s due to the YPS scholarship that I watched his Lightroom videos on KelbyTraining.com
The circle is complete. Woo!