from this:

to this

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As usually the first step is to select your photo it has to be fully color high quality (at least 800px,600px) I choose this click her to see it .
now open it in photoshop and let us start working
1-duplicate the background layer

2-Go to Image>Adjustments>Hue/Saturation (or click Ctrl+U) then set the settings just like the pic

3-After that go to Image>Adjustments>Exposure then follow the next pic

4-Now duplicate the background copy layer

5-Go to Filter>Blur>Lens Blur then put the settings just like the pic

6-Add layer mask to the Background copy 2 layer by following the pic

7-After that select the brush tool then set the foreground color #000000 (black)

8-Click right with the mouse then set the brush settings like the pic (you can change the Master Diameter depending on the photo size )

9-Draw with the brush in the center of your image or the area that you want to be clear

10-Now add new layer

11-Select the paint bucket tool

12-Now change the opacity of the layer 1 to 60% (you can change it depending on the original photo brightness

13-Add a layer mask to layer one

14-Select the brush with the same previous setting (the size and the color) and draw the same area your drew in step 9

now if like to, you can add the two black area in the top and the bottom of the photo the final result :

and here other results:


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17 comments:
I made this today with your tutorial
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jcdfitness/3567456341/
Its rly a nice tutorial. Normally i use Duplicate layer ---> median 5 --> overlay, but your way gives a nicer effect.
thumbs up!
thanks!!! great tutorial:)
thank you for your comments
and Jim you did a nice job but try to make it more brightness especially in the edges
So I really want to do this to one of my pictures, the thing is, I can't find the exposure button.
I've looked and looked and looked, I can't find it anywhere. :[
This post about cinematic effect in Photoshop is Fantastic. Thanks
thanks a lot, it was brilliant!
thanks i loved it a lot
Thank you very much! Helpful!!
Thanks a lot dude...v nice and helpful
So, how can we add the black on the top and bottom...thought that was the point
You have very good tutorials..Do you have one on putting images and creating designs to inlay on a text..Hey thanks
thanx for post it ,,love it
thank you for spending your time doing this tutorial, it's really nice :)
Thanks for sharing, it is very insightful :-)
wow so goood i like it .. :D trhe picture is very good and fantastic
One of the most straight forward and AMAZING Photoshop tutorials ever... THANK YOU XD
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