Lith and Lomograph

LITH PRINT

To create this edit I started out by transferring it from lightroom to photoshop. Next I created a duplicate layer wand went to image-adjustments-hue/saturation. I clicked the colorize box and  moved the hue slider to 40 and saturation to 30. I then made another duplicate layer, selected filter-noise-add noise. I selected the uniform box as well as monochramatic and set the amount to 30. To make the noise less harsh I changed the layer opacity to 20%. After this I applied the Gaussian Blur filter with a radius of 1.5 to make it even softer. Lastly to create a vignette I made a new layer, went up to edit-fill. Using the elliptical marquee tool I drew an oval in the center. Next I inverted by clicking inverse under select so the dark was around the oval. Lastly I added a layer mask, set layer blending to Soft Light and went around the photo with a brush.

LOMOGRAPH

To edit this picture first I moved it from Lr to Ps. Next I made a copy of the background layer and went to filter-blur-radial blur and set the amount to 15, method to zoom, and quality to best. Next I added a layer mask and used a size 130 bush to remove the blur from the center. I next made another layer and used a black brush to create a vignette. I lowered the opacity to 50%. After this, I went to layer-new adjustment layer-channel mixer. This then allowed me to adjust the red and green output channels color. Lastly to add noise I duplicated the background layer and went to filter-noise-add noise. I set the amount to 10 and set to uniform and monochomatic. I then repeated this on the layer with radial blur.