Tonight I tried to add a vignette via the burn tool. This is my first try and it is FAR from perfect. Very splotchy, actually. But that's okay because I am stoked to be learning something!
BEFORE (obviously)................................................. AFTER
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My favorite way to add vignette (maybe you know already) is to copy photo, multiply it and then cut the multiply out with refine edge... do you understand what I mean? Maybe you already knew that but I think it looks pretty natural like that.
Oh.....way too many steps. I am all about easy peasy. Once again call me! I think you need your diameter on the burn tool larger and a smaller opacity! Then only put like 1/2 the circle actually onto the edge of the photo. Does that make any sense?
what Jen said!
Opacity at around 10%, big ol' brush
If you shoot RAW there is an actual vignette tool in he Camera RAW program that lets you seriously just drag a stinkin arrow to increase the size and opacity of a vignette... that's it. It's sooooo easy! :)
But I might try that multiply way, too!
Wow, what a difference. The after picture is amazing.
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