Mar 10 2008
Try a little cross processing on your images in Photoshop CS3
While I’ve gotten started recommending Layers Magazine’s Photoshop tutorials, I should point you to another one I found interesting. This tutorial by Mark Fleming brings a technique from photography’s chemical-ridden past into its pixel-rich present–cross processing.
When I first started working with Photoshop back in the late 90s, I tried and tried and ultimately failed to come up with a way to reproduce the retro looking colors of cross processed photographs…I needed more practice.
Well, now you can follow this tutorial called
Curvy Cross Processing in Photoshop CS3 and enjoy the fruits of Mark Fleming’s labor.
Note:
Freeverse has announced a new game called 
After tons of requests to do so, Mister Retro has finally stuffed all four volumes of their Machine Wash Image Filters into one. The entire collection consists of 240 weathering, distress, and tactile effects that you can apply to any layered artwork in Photoshop using a simple interface.