2nd tutorial >:D
In this tutorial we'll go from:
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Made in PS 7.0.
to Made in PS 7.0.
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So let's get started :D
(I know this probably seems an unlogical way of working but it does have great effects on nearly every picture).
Duplicate your base once or twice and set it to screen. (Sometimes you have to do this multiple times, depending on the base you're using. You can change things in the end, so you can see what looks best on your picture. My base had to be duplicated and set to screen 3 times and another time with the opacity at 50% It's normal if it looks way too light).
Now create a new layer and fill it with #5BA0BC.
Set it to screen, 40%
Create another layer and fill it with #F2D18A
set to linear burn, 100%.
Create a colour balance layer:
Midtones: -30 ; -20 ; +20
Shadows: -20 ; +15 ; +50
Highlights: -30 ; -15 ; +40
Now add a selective colour layer:
Reds: -25 ; +60 ; +20
Yellows: 0 ; +40 ; -50
Cyans: +100 ; 0 ; 0
Whites: +100 ; -40 ; -20
Neutrals: +30 ; +10 ; -10
You're done! Yay!
(If the result is too red, then duplicate the blue layer ^^ Like this:)
(base) > >
Other results: (I would love to see your results too!)
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So let's get started :D
(I know this probably seems an unlogical way of working but it does have great effects on nearly every picture).
Duplicate your base once or twice and set it to screen. (Sometimes you have to do this multiple times, depending on the base you're using. You can change things in the end, so you can see what looks best on your picture. My base had to be duplicated and set to screen 3 times and another time with the opacity at 50% It's normal if it looks way too light).
Now create a new layer and fill it with #5BA0BC.
Set it to screen, 40%
Create another layer and fill it with #F2D18A
set to linear burn, 100%.
Create a colour balance layer:
Midtones: -30 ; -20 ; +20
Shadows: -20 ; +15 ; +50
Highlights: -30 ; -15 ; +40
Now add a selective colour layer:
Reds: -25 ; +60 ; +20
Yellows: 0 ; +40 ; -50
Cyans: +100 ; 0 ; 0
Whites: +100 ; -40 ; -20
Neutrals: +30 ; +10 ; -10
You're done! Yay!
(If the result is too red, then duplicate the blue layer ^^ Like this:)
(base) > > Other results: (I would love to see your results too!)