first tutorial ^-^
this is my first tutorial so i hope i've done an alright job!
* uses photoshop
* uses selective colour
* uses eight steps
tutorial under cut!
i would say that this tutorial works best on images with more neutral colours rather than an image with bright, bright colours.
1. so, of course start with your base and position and crop if necessary.
2. sharpen your image (filter >> sharpen >> sharpen.)
3. make a new layer and fill it with #00D2FF and change the blend mode to lighten, 12%
4. make another new layer and fill it with #000000 and change blend mode to hue, 17%
5. make a new curves layer (layer >> new adjustment layer >> curves) and set the input to 83, and the output to 64.
6. add another new layer and fill it with #FFFC00 and change blend mode to lighten, 36%
7. add a selective colour layer (layer >> new adjustment layer >> selective colour) and input these numbers:
>> reds: +4, 0, 0, 0
>> neutrals: +28, +27, -56, +17
>> blacks: 0, 0, 0, +100
if you find that it's still too yellow, go back to selective colour and input these:
>> yellow: -4, 0, 0, +100
8. finally, add a new layer and fill it with #000000 and change blend mode to soft light, 100%
okay that's all for now! :D
1. so, of course start with your base and position and crop if necessary.
2. sharpen your image (filter >> sharpen >> sharpen.)
3. make a new layer and fill it with #00D2FF and change the blend mode to lighten, 12%
4. make another new layer and fill it with #000000 and change blend mode to hue, 17%
5. make a new curves layer (layer >> new adjustment layer >> curves) and set the input to 83, and the output to 64.
6. add another new layer and fill it with #FFFC00 and change blend mode to lighten, 36%
7. add a selective colour layer (layer >> new adjustment layer >> selective colour) and input these numbers:
>> reds: +4, 0, 0, 0
>> neutrals: +28, +27, -56, +17
>> blacks: 0, 0, 0, +100
if you find that it's still too yellow, go back to selective colour and input these:
>> yellow: -4, 0, 0, +100
8. finally, add a new layer and fill it with #000000 and change blend mode to soft light, 100%
okay that's all for now! :D