This might be fun to try on your photos.
Tends to work best on images that are fairly bright and light to start with.
Before 
and After
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and After.
Before
and After
oh and this was created in cs3.
All examples are my work do not copy or redistribute or claim as your own.
Also feel free to use the action in anything you want but do not redistribute.
More useful things can be found over at Ultimate Resources
tracywallace
silly question coming….how do you actually use a photoshop action? i only have cs2, will it work with that?
fixtape:
Not silly at all!
I’m really not sure since I can’t test in cs2, but I can tell you how to use it.
Click — window. Then select action. (or click F()
Then click the little tiny arrow that’s pointing downwards, located on the upper right corner of the action menu.
Then select load actions from the new menu. Find the file from where ever you saved it.
A little folder called fixtape should be on the list. click the little arrow next to it to see what’s inside.
Then click once on retroish and click the little play button on the bottom.
It’s a lot easier then it sounds!
Hope that helps.
Cathie Tranent
Retroish indeed.
Very reminiscent of poor old sixties photos … and it is exquisite on the mono.
I shall download it the minute I get home from work!
fixtape:
Good thats what I was aiming for!
Glad you like it!
tracywallace
Thankyou. I appreciate you taking the time for me :)
fixtape:
No problem!
And F() should be F9.
Cathie Tranent
Oops … bloody rude of me. Thank you! :)
warriorprincess
Just to let everyone know, the action works fine in the original CS. Thanks for that Fixtape. Reminds me of the old days of the Kodak instamatic photos.
Amber Witt
Oh I like! I’ve never used actions before in ps…hehe… So excited that I got to learn something new! Thank you!!!
fixtape:
Glad you like it! :)