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Recreate grainy film effects with sepia and noise

Transform your mono shots by first adding a mono tint, then boost creativity by adding noise.

A sepia effect can give an ordinary black and white print an artistic, classy quality. By adding grain you recreate the grainy look of images shot on film at a high ISO, giving them a creative finish.

Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, 09 Jul 2009 at 08:54pm GMT.

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