Apply Texture, Age, and Weathering Effects in Photoshop Using Machine Wash Deluxe 2

Apply Texture, Age, and Weathering Effects in Photoshop Using Machine Wash Deluxe 2

on Mar 12th 2013 with 5 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Estimated Completion Time: 20 Minutes
  • Difficulty: Beginner
  • Apps Used: Adobe Photoshop/Machine Wash Deluxe

Final Product What You'll Be Creating

Most artists, designers, and photographers need to apply texture, aging, and weathering effects to their work at some point. These types of effects can be a lot of fun to apply to your work, but applying them using Photoshop’s basic tools can be quite time-consuming. In this tutorial, we will show you how the new Machine Wash Deluxe plugin by Mister Retro can be used to apply professional quality texture, aging, and weathering effects to artwork. Let’s take a look!

Machine Wash Deluxe is a simple and powerful plugin for Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, Apple Aperture, and iPhoto that allows you to add weather and age to photographs, designs, or even typography. It includes over 3,500 presets and will allow you to create millions of possible creations. The tutorial below, by Mark Heaps will give you a detailed explanation of Machine Wash’s capabilities.

Download Machine Wash Plugin

 
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  • Santos

    Very good

  • http://www.facebook.com/MrXile Michael Owens

    $100?
    Nice product placement PSD Tuts….. pathetic!

    • lifebypixels
      Author

      Actually the filter is free Michael, the extra texture libraries are available to purchase separately. As an independent author/content producer I appreciate that PSDTuts provides lots of FREE content to people in the graphics community. If you don’t like something that is a genuine product review/showcase by myself you aren’t forced to watch it. But please don’t take it out on the hard working people of PSDTuts just because you feel empowered to pass judgement. It serves no good, and helps no one. If you notice, I get asked to do lots of plug-in reviews for various sites and PSDTuts likes to share those with the community, there’s nothing wrong with that.

  • ocbuckeye

    All I see is a $99 plugin also. What free plugin are you referring to?

  • Gerard

    Download (here: http://www.misterretro.com/filters/machine-wash-deluxe/download) and install in PS if promted to register check “I do not have a serial”, fill in your name and other info. A serial will be generated automatically for you. You can now use the FREE filter with the default patterns, you only have to pay for the additional patterns if you want to.

    Hope this helps. :)