3rd tutorial, srsly
Another tutorial that looks great on almost every picture.
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In PS 7.0, using selective colouring.
1) Duplicate your base and set it to Soft Light 100%
2) Add a new layer with #55B470. Set it to Soft Light, 40%
3) Add another layer and fill it with #9E92A1. Set this to Colour Dodge 35%
4) Create a Selective Colour layer:
Reds: -100 ; +8 ; +13
Whites: +100 ; 0 ; 0
Neutrals: +10 ; -4 ; -6
5) Add a Hue/Saturation layer.
Saturation: +16
6) Fill a new layer with #55322C, set it to Exclusion 30%
7) New layer, #171717, Exclusion 100% (This is something that's good to do at the end of all your colourings, actually.)
Feel free to play around with the settings! Sometimes the result can turn out a bit too green, if that's the case you can delete the layer from step 2, or lower the opacity. Or maybe you'll need to do something about the yellows, then alter the Selective Colour layer (if the yellows look odd this is a good setting: -30 ; +50 ; -30).
Have fun ^ ^
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So, some more results:
> to >
In PS 7.0, using selective colouring.
1) Duplicate your base and set it to Soft Light 100%
2) Add a new layer with #55B470. Set it to Soft Light, 40%
3) Add another layer and fill it with #9E92A1. Set this to Colour Dodge 35%
4) Create a Selective Colour layer:
Reds: -100 ; +8 ; +13
Whites: +100 ; 0 ; 0
Neutrals: +10 ; -4 ; -6
5) Add a Hue/Saturation layer.
Saturation: +16
6) Fill a new layer with #55322C, set it to Exclusion 30%
7) New layer, #171717, Exclusion 100% (This is something that's good to do at the end of all your colourings, actually.)
Feel free to play around with the settings! Sometimes the result can turn out a bit too green, if that's the case you can delete the layer from step 2, or lower the opacity. Or maybe you'll need to do something about the yellows, then alter the Selective Colour layer (if the yellows look odd this is a good setting: -30 ; +50 ; -30).
Have fun ^ ^
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So, some more results: