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in PSP X!
Ok, first, lets take our base. I took one of Amber Tamblyn.
Sharpen it, blur it, do whatever you think you need to do to prepare your base.
Then, go to layers -> New adjustment layer -> Color Balance.
MIDTONES
Cyan: -5
Magenta: -6
Yellow: 10
SHADOWS
Cyan: 27
Magenta: -20
Yellow: 10
HIGHLIGHTS
Cyan: -2
Magenta: -11
Yellow: -15
Not very pretty.
I thaught it needed some blue, so first, I made a new layer and putted the settings on Soft Light 100%. I'd take #8ef8f6 and filled the Soft Light layer.
Better, but not good enough for me.
Go to Hue/Saturation; Layers -> New Adjusment Layer -> Hue/Saturation/Lightness...
Make the saturation stand up round the 60.
It wouldn't work with every picture, so -yes please-, experiment with the settings!
Comments + Results are love :-)
And, tell me if I did something wrong. It's my first post and I'm not very good in English =)
in PSP X!
Ok, first, lets take our base. I took one of Amber Tamblyn.
Sharpen it, blur it, do whatever you think you need to do to prepare your base.
Then, go to layers -> New adjustment layer -> Color Balance.
MIDTONES
Cyan: -5
Magenta: -6
Yellow: 10
SHADOWS
Cyan: 27
Magenta: -20
Yellow: 10
HIGHLIGHTS
Cyan: -2
Magenta: -11
Yellow: -15
Not very pretty.
I thaught it needed some blue, so first, I made a new layer and putted the settings on Soft Light 100%. I'd take #8ef8f6 and filled the Soft Light layer.
Better, but not good enough for me.
Go to Hue/Saturation; Layers -> New Adjusment Layer -> Hue/Saturation/Lightness...
Make the saturation stand up round the 60.
It wouldn't work with every picture, so -yes please-, experiment with the settings!
Comments + Results are love :-)
And, tell me if I did something wrong. It's my first post and I'm not very good in English =)