Adobe 29180155 - Photoshop Elements 4.0 Tutorial page 137

3. Click Apply Vignette.
Each time you click Cross Process Image or Apply Vignette, Photoshop Elements intensifies the last applied effect. At any point, you can click
Reset to remove all the applied effects and restore the original image.
The Low Key Guided Edit
Emphasize shadows, highlight edges, and add a dramatic finish to your photographs by applying the low key effect.
Picture before applying the low key effect (left), and after
1. Open a photo, and in the Guided Edits panel click Photo Effects > Low Key.
2. Click Color or B&W, to choose whether you want to work with a color or black and white low key effect.
The low key effect is added. Darker colors are pushed darker, brighter objects seem to be slightly overexposed. Contrast is
high.
3. Use the Background Brush and Reduce Effect buttons to find the exact effect you want to apply to your photo.
4. Click Done to apply the effect, or Cancel to return to the Guided Edits panel.
The Old Fashioned Photo Guided Edit
For more information on the features used in this Guided Edit, see WS287f927bd30d4b1f-6b2dcc6012e28ab5bbe-7ffe.html, Specify the opacity of
a layer, and About Levels adjustments.
Apply the Orton Effect
The Orton effect provides a dreamy effect to your photographs.
1. In Guided mode, from the Photo Effects section, click Orton Effect.
2. In the Create Orton Effect panel, click Add Orton Effect.
3. Edit the following parameters according to your requirements:
Increase Blur Specifies the amount of blur in the out-of-focus layer.
Increase Noise Adds noise to the blurred layer.
Apply Brightness Increases brightness of the blurred layer.
Use the zoom option in the editor to identify how the effect is applied to different areas of the photograph.
The Saturated Slide Film Effect Guided Edit
For more information on saturation adjustment, see Adjust saturation and hue.