Vignettes apply a dark blur mask to the outsides of an image, drawing attention to a particular part of an image (usually the face of our character). This phenomenon can occur naturally in photographic cameras, and we can mimic this effect in post-production. Jay shows you how to create a vignette non-destructively in Photoshop. Along the way, he shows you how to make selections, the benefits of Smart Objects, the flood fill tool, blur effects, and many other tricks.
After applying a vignette, don’t be afraid to adjust your initial color correction. It’s a bit like having to re-adjust one light in your 3D scene after adjusting another. With practice, this is a great effect to take your images to the next level. If you prefer a much faster way to create a vignette, look into the Actions section to make this a one-click affair. There’s a built-in vignette action to get you started.
00:00 Custom Vignettes Overview
01:30 Creating a Circular Selection on a New Layer
06:00 Smart Objects and non-destructive Blur
12:10 Creating another Vignette
16:00 Comparing the Renders with our Corrections
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