Tutorial #1
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Program: Photoshop CS3
Involves: Curves, Channel Mixer, Selective Coloring
01. Crop your picture, sharpen, etc. (If you're working with a dark picture, you might want to duplicate the base and set it to screen once or twice, which is what I did)
02. Create a new curves layer:
Input: 192
Output: 204
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03. Duplicate the curves layer twice.
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04. Create a selective coloring layer:
Reds: -93, 0, 0, 0
Neutrals: 0, +2, 0, +18
Blacks: 0, +10, +11, 0
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05. Create a channel mixer layer:
Red: +120, -40, +10
Green: -10, +50, +70
Blue: -40, +50, 100
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06. Create a new color fill layer with #f5d7a9 and set to Overlay at 30% opacity.
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07. Create a new hue/saturation layer:
Reds: 0, +62, 0
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08. Duplicate the base layer, drag it to the top and set to Screen 100%.
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09. Duplicate the base layer again, drag it to the top and set to Soft Light 100%.
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10. Take this texture and set it to Screen, and voila!
Other examples:
I'd love to see your results :D
From
to
Program: Photoshop CS3
Involves: Curves, Channel Mixer, Selective Coloring
01. Crop your picture, sharpen, etc. (If you're working with a dark picture, you might want to duplicate the base and set it to screen once or twice, which is what I did)
02. Create a new curves layer:
Input: 192
Output: 204
to
03. Duplicate the curves layer twice.
to
04. Create a selective coloring layer:
Reds: -93, 0, 0, 0
Neutrals: 0, +2, 0, +18
Blacks: 0, +10, +11, 0
to
05. Create a channel mixer layer:
Red: +120, -40, +10
Green: -10, +50, +70
Blue: -40, +50, 100
to
06. Create a new color fill layer with #f5d7a9 and set to Overlay at 30% opacity.
to
07. Create a new hue/saturation layer:
Reds: 0, +62, 0
to
08. Duplicate the base layer, drag it to the top and set to Screen 100%.
to
09. Duplicate the base layer again, drag it to the top and set to Soft Light 100%.
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10. Take this texture and set it to Screen, and voila!
Other examples:
I'd love to see your results :D