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I originally planned to write this tutorial on how to create a retro 3D effect that mimicked the offset red/blue images that were seen in old 3D movies, comics and posters. But then I thought, rather than just recreate the effect, why not try and produce an anaglyph 3D image that actually works?! So I boggled my mind with the science behind stereoscopy and figured out how to create some really cool 3D images that pop out from your screen. Grab yourself some old school 3D specs and follow this guide to learn how to produce your own anaglyph 3D images in Photoshop. In order to follow along with this tutorial and see these images in full effect you will need to acquire some 3D glasses with red & cyan lenses. You can find the original white card style glasses online for a couple of $/£/€, which work perfectly well. Anaglyph 3D pictures can be created in two ways; The first technique combines two separate images from a camera and results in some really cool photographs. ...

In this tutorial, I’m going to add to the image a bit using the free Dust Particle PS Brush Set found here at We-graphics. After all, what’s the point of creating a 3D image without something intended to “come at” the viewer. Also, I will be working with this fantastic image from Unsplash.   Step 1 – Adding Some Particles First up, I’m going to open the image in Photoshop and install the dust particle brush set. On a new layer above the image, I’ll click and add a few dust particles using a dark (almost black) color. I’ll scale the brush down so that the particles appear pretty small. On another layer I’ll add some lighter colored particles. Finally, I’ll add some larger scale particles on another layer, using both the dark and light colors. Step 2 – Create a Vintage Look I want this image to appear colder and a bit more dramatic, plus I want it to have a bit of vintage tone to it. We’ll achieve this look with a couple of quick adjustment l...

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