How To Go Vintage.

I'm in the mood for some dreamy vintage coffee shots.

So here you go:

This is the original, shot with natural light and perfectly exposed.

Add solid color #374a53 and set it on Exclusion

Next, add solid color #fdffd2 and set it to lighten

Change the opacity to: 39

and Fill to: 15

Now comes the fun part ! CURVES!

set them as shown.

RGB: Point 1: Output: 244

                      Input: 239

          Point 2: Output: 221

                      Input: 175

        Point 3: Output: 53

                      Input: 59

        Point 4: Output: 41

                      Input: 0

RED: Point 1: Output: 254

                      Input: 252

          Point 2: Output: 218

                      Input: 178

        Point 3: Output: 63

                      Input: 61

         Point 4: Output: 58

                      Input: 0

GREEN: Point 1: Output: 254

                      Input: 241

          Point 2: Output: 227

                      Input: 201

        Point 3: Output: 75

                      Input: 93

       Point 4: Output: 60

                      Input: 0

BLUE: Point 1: Output: 217

                      Input: 250

          Point 2: Output: 79

                      Input: 41

        Point 3: Output: 48

                      Input: 0

Now adjust the colour balance as above.

Then duplicate it and set the blending mode to screen,

Then adjust the opacity of the new layer to 38%

This will give it some light.

To get some contrast and a little desaturation,

Put a black/white gradient map (set it on reverse if necessary)

and then change the blending mode to multiply.

Hope you enjoyed this.

Have a good day folks !