Reverse Processing?

[Tim-in-TX]

I decided to reverse process an image. We see plenty of examples of the repairing and restoration of old and damaged prints, but rarely, if ever, do you see the antiquing of images to make them look old...besides who would want to and what fun is there in that. Well, I did it anyway.

before:


after:

[danchez]

looks pretty good but still looks to crisp and clean IMO.

[Some Idiot]

messing around

[texkam]

looks pretty good but still looks to crisp and clean IMO.

Those Speedgraphics took good sharp images. I really like the effect here.

[rab3rd]

is it just me or is that ship listing to starboard?

[amathews99]

Originally Posted by rab3rd

is it just me or is that ship listing to starboard?

I see a slight list too.

[TXForesterII]

Originally Posted by danchez

looks pretty good but still looks to crisp and clean IMO.

Go to shorpy.com. You'd be surprised what you can get out of a turn of the century dry plate glass negative. The 4X5 Kodachromes from the forties are often amazing. Sure there are some technically poor stuff there, but if look around long enough, you might change your mind about technology as far back as 1900.

I like the OP's processing.