:: Veronica Mars Tutorial ::
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Made in Adobe Photoshop CS, not translatable (uses selective coloring/curves)
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FIRST: Crop you base to your liking. I'm using this one from vm-caps.com
SECOND: Duplicate your base twice and set both to screen 100%. This step will vary depending on how bright your image is to start with...just play around with the opacity until you figure out what works for your image.
THIRD: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves...and input these settings:
RGB:
First Point: Input: 227, Output: 255
Second Point: Input: 126, Output: 162
Third Point: Input: 83, Output: 106
Fourth Point: Input: 50, Output: 60
Fifth Point: Input: 14, Output: 3
(If you're confused about these setting, take a look at this screenshot. You can also check out the curves tutorial by herdestiny: Curves, the wonder of Photoshop)
FOURTH: Take the curves layer you've just created and drag in under the first screen layer (right above your original base). Set this layer to normal 47%. Duplicate this curves layer and set the duplicate to multiply 47%.
FIFTH: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves...and input these settings:
RGB: Input: 116, Output: 147
BLUE: Input: 105, Output: 147
(NOTE: As you're inputting these curve settings, the image might not be too attractive looking, but don't worry, as you add the next few layers the colors will correct themselves.)
SIXTH: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Selective Coloring...and input these settings:
REDS: Cyan: -100; Yellow: 100
YELLOWS: Cyan: 100; Yellow: -55
NEUTRALS: Cyan: 100; Yellow: -20
Duplicate this layer twice and set the first to normal 57% and the second to normal 100%
SEVENTH: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Selective Coloring...and input these settings:
REDS: Magenta: 20
EIGHTH: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Selective Coloring...and input these settings:
REDS: Cyan: 100; Yellow: 10
Neutrals: Cyan: 22; Yellows: -16
And you're done! If you have any questions, please let me know :) If you use this tutorial for anything I'd love to see what you come up with :) And comments/criticism are always appreciated :)
to
Made in Adobe Photoshop CS, not translatable (uses selective coloring/curves)
requested by flinkkamingo3
from
to
FIRST: Crop you base to your liking. I'm using this one from vm-caps.com
SECOND: Duplicate your base twice and set both to screen 100%. This step will vary depending on how bright your image is to start with...just play around with the opacity until you figure out what works for your image.
THIRD: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves...and input these settings:
RGB:
First Point: Input: 227, Output: 255
Second Point: Input: 126, Output: 162
Third Point: Input: 83, Output: 106
Fourth Point: Input: 50, Output: 60
Fifth Point: Input: 14, Output: 3
(If you're confused about these setting, take a look at this screenshot. You can also check out the curves tutorial by herdestiny: Curves, the wonder of Photoshop)
FOURTH: Take the curves layer you've just created and drag in under the first screen layer (right above your original base). Set this layer to normal 47%. Duplicate this curves layer and set the duplicate to multiply 47%.
FIFTH: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Curves...and input these settings:
RGB: Input: 116, Output: 147
BLUE: Input: 105, Output: 147
(NOTE: As you're inputting these curve settings, the image might not be too attractive looking, but don't worry, as you add the next few layers the colors will correct themselves.)
SIXTH: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Selective Coloring...and input these settings:
REDS: Cyan: -100; Yellow: 100
YELLOWS: Cyan: 100; Yellow: -55
NEUTRALS: Cyan: 100; Yellow: -20
Duplicate this layer twice and set the first to normal 57% and the second to normal 100%
SEVENTH: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Selective Coloring...and input these settings:
REDS: Magenta: 20
EIGHTH: Go to Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Selective Coloring...and input these settings:
REDS: Cyan: 100; Yellow: 10
Neutrals: Cyan: 22; Yellows: -16
And you're done! If you have any questions, please let me know :) If you use this tutorial for anything I'd love to see what you come up with :) And comments/criticism are always appreciated :)