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} Azarel
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Would anyone have a tutorial or an idea on how to get such an effect on Photoshop?
Credit for image.
Please & thank you.
Please remember to thumbnail large images, thanks!
} Azarel
Credit for image.
Please & thank you.
Please remember to thumbnail large images, thanks!
} Azarel
I've never tried this particular effect myself, but I bet if you played with curves some you could pull it off.
QUOTE(Arjuna Capulong @ Apr 3 2007, 8:40 PM) 
I've never tried this particular effect myself, but I bet if you played with curves some you could pull it off.
Ay. Curves you say? I was trying cross processing curve actions but they just don't cut it.
Thanks mucho!!
This ought to be it. Make a new layer, fill it with a dark navy blue and set the blending mode to 'Exclusion'. Change the fill color for different results. :)
QUOTE(mona lisa @ Apr 3 2007, 9:45 PM)
This ought to be it. Make a new layer, fill it with a dark navy blue and set the blending mode to 'Exclusion'. Change the fill color for different results. :)
Wow! Thanks a bunch!
Will try it out and let you know how it went. : ) And so simple to do. Yay.
it's a vintage effect, am i correct?
there are multiple tutorials on this, such as this one.
i usually either do one of two things to make it easier.
1. i take a gradient with a yellow/brown color and spread it across my image multiple times at appx. 43% opacity.
2. i take the color filling tool and use at baby pink color at appx. 50% opacity.
feel free to expieriment with different opacities and colors.
there are multiple tutorials on this, such as this one.
i usually either do one of two things to make it easier.
1. i take a gradient with a yellow/brown color and spread it across my image multiple times at appx. 43% opacity.
2. i take the color filling tool and use at baby pink color at appx. 50% opacity.
feel free to expieriment with different opacities and colors.
QUOTE(Obscure Enigma @ Apr 5 2007, 11:31 AM)
it's a vintage effect, am i correct?
there are multiple tutorials on this, such as this one.
i usually either do one of two things to make it easier.
1. i take a gradient with a yellow/brown color and spread it across my image multiple times at appx. 43% opacity.
2. i take the color filling tool and use at baby pink color at appx. 50% opacity.
feel free to expieriment with different opacities and colors.
there are multiple tutorials on this, such as this one.
i usually either do one of two things to make it easier.
1. i take a gradient with a yellow/brown color and spread it across my image multiple times at appx. 43% opacity.
2. i take the color filling tool and use at baby pink color at appx. 50% opacity.
feel free to expieriment with different opacities and colors.
Ach thanks so much miss!!
Will definitly try it out! And yes thanks for th elink..I do use that effect for other pictures..but maybe I'm crazy with this image I just see something different in the effect. It's all about experementing though right? Thanks again! 
Ok well I'll close this. If you want it open for more feedback or you need this again PM me.
Many LJ icon communities tell you how to do different effects like this for icons. You should search around because you can probably get the same with a normal photo.
Many LJ icon communities tell you how to do different effects like this for icons. You should search around because you can probably get the same with a normal photo.
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