I’m happy to continue our series of tutorials on creating your favorite Instagram filters in Photoshop. Before going to the tutorial, I’d like to share with you a few interesting facts about Instagram that you probably don’t know!
Did you know that New York City is the most geotagged place on Instagram? Or that the most Instagram users are located in the United States, Brazil and Japan?
16 billion photos have been uploaded to Instagram, and this number increases day by day. Instagram is all about selfies, cats, kids, lips, nails, and other parts of the human body. Just kidding!
There are also a lot of cool food and travel shots! Let’s keep following the trends, and use Instagram filters without Instagram itself (but with Photoshop). Below ,you’ll find two detailed Photoshop tutorials on how to mimic Sierra and Brannan Instagram filters in Photoshop. Scroll down and enjoy!
Sierra
Applying Sierra filter to your photos will give low contrast, high exposure, and a slightly dodged center. It looks like daydreaming.
Note: For this tutorial, I used Adobe Photoshop on Windows.
Brannan
Brannan adds high contrast and exposure to your photo, giving it some stylish metallic tint. This photo effect is soft and washed out, like a photo from old granny’s album.
Note: For this tutorial, I used Adobe Photoshop on Windows.
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I hope this Instagram filters tutorial turned out useful for you. As you see, they’re quite simple and easy to recreate. Don’t forget to check out our previous Instagram filters tutorials: EarlyBird, Amaro and Mayfair, Nashville and 1997.
I’d be happy to see your own tutorial results, so feel free to share our photos and ideas in the comment field below. Any feedback is welcome!
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