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the images down the sides are what the outcome of the step to the right should be.
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE- you must know where certain basic tools are located in the software
1.
I duplicated my base and set it to SCREEN 100% I also went to filter> sharpen> sharpen
2.
i duplicated my base again and dragged it to the top. I set it to SOFT LIGHT 100%. I also then went to filter> blur > Gaussian blur and set it to 2.0
3.
This is the first selective colour layer. Values are set to
REDS- -100,0,+71,0
YELLOWS- -55,0,+63,0
CYANS- +100,-100,+71,0
BLUES- +100,+100,+81,0
NEUTRALS- -21,0,-31,0
4.
This is the second Selective colour layer
Values are set to
REDS- -41,0,+23,0
YELLOWS- -45,0,-37,0
CYANS- +100,+100,-64,0
NEUTRALS- +21,0,+22,0
5.
Go to Hue/Saturation. Set the master saturation to +10
6.
Go to colour balance.
Values are set to
MIDTONES- -39, 0, +17
HIGHLIGHTS- -29, 0, -39
SHADOWS- +27, 0, +26
7.
Another Selective Colour Layer
Values are set to
REDS- -31,0,+20,0
YELLOWS- -34,0,0,0
CYANS- +88,+52,-81,0
NEUTRALS- +15,0,+12,0
8. now either flatten that or copy merged onto a new canvas
9.
Duplicate your new base and set to SCREEN 50%
10.
Its another selective colour layer
Values are set to
REDS- +14,0,+2,+8
YELLOWS- 0,0,-43,8
CYANS- +100,+74,-100,0
BLUES- +100,-100,-88,0
NEUTRALS- +27,0,-8,+7
BLACKS- 0,0,0, +6
11.
The last selective colour layer
values are set to-
REDS- -18,0,-5,0
NEUTRALS- +8, 0, +11,+12
12.
duplicate your base and drag it on to, set it to SOFT LIGHT 50%. Also go to Filter>blur>gaussian blur and set it to 2.0 again
13.
Go to layer>new>layer. To get the fog effect select the paintbrush. Use the soft brush that fades out and apply. Change the opacity to 36%
14.
I applied text using Franklin Gothic Demi Condensed (comes with photoshop automatically)
15.
I used a tiny text brush by lil_brokenangel for the finishing touch
To see more tutorials by me click on the appropriate image below
PRIOR KNOWLEDGE- you must know where certain basic tools are located in the software
1.
I duplicated my base and set it to SCREEN 100% I also went to filter> sharpen> sharpen2.
i duplicated my base again and dragged it to the top. I set it to SOFT LIGHT 100%. I also then went to filter> blur > Gaussian blur and set it to 2.03.
This is the first selective colour layer. Values are set toREDS- -100,0,+71,0
YELLOWS- -55,0,+63,0
CYANS- +100,-100,+71,0
BLUES- +100,+100,+81,0
NEUTRALS- -21,0,-31,0
4.
This is the second Selective colour layerValues are set to
REDS- -41,0,+23,0
YELLOWS- -45,0,-37,0
CYANS- +100,+100,-64,0
NEUTRALS- +21,0,+22,0
5.
Go to Hue/Saturation. Set the master saturation to +106.
Go to colour balance. Values are set to
MIDTONES- -39, 0, +17
HIGHLIGHTS- -29, 0, -39
SHADOWS- +27, 0, +26
7.
Another Selective Colour LayerValues are set to
REDS- -31,0,+20,0
YELLOWS- -34,0,0,0
CYANS- +88,+52,-81,0
NEUTRALS- +15,0,+12,0
8. now either flatten that or copy merged onto a new canvas
9.
Duplicate your new base and set to SCREEN 50%10.
Its another selective colour layerValues are set to
REDS- +14,0,+2,+8
YELLOWS- 0,0,-43,8
CYANS- +100,+74,-100,0
BLUES- +100,-100,-88,0
NEUTRALS- +27,0,-8,+7
BLACKS- 0,0,0, +6
11.
The last selective colour layervalues are set to-
REDS- -18,0,-5,0
NEUTRALS- +8, 0, +11,+12
12.
duplicate your base and drag it on to, set it to SOFT LIGHT 50%. Also go to Filter>blur>gaussian blur and set it to 2.0 again13.
Go to layer>new>layer. To get the fog effect select the paintbrush. Use the soft brush that fades out and apply. Change the opacity to 36%14.
I applied text using Franklin Gothic Demi Condensed (comes with photoshop automatically)15.
I used a tiny text brush by lil_brokenangel for the finishing touchTo see more tutorials by me click on the appropriate image below
- Mood:
tired
Comments
I have a new digital camera and am very content with the photos it makes. I only have one problem; the photos often turn out too dark. I found a way to lighten them with Photoshop. However, because it’s a digital camera I usually make many photos. It would become an unending task to lighten every one of them.
Therefore, my question is; is there a way to apply an action on multiple photos at the same time? To lighten multiple photos at once?
I’m afraid it won’t be possible but if it is and you happen to know how I’d really appreciate the help!
K.
Anyway thank you for your help. I'm going to try that out.
Thanks!
K.