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[twistedlogic_]

Tutorial: How to get that brownish look.
Since it’s a very popular look and people often wonder how to do it: here’s the trick:

Comments

[gangstuhh]

thank God you posted this tutorial.
I've been going crazy how to get the
brownish effect. thanks! :)

[twistedlogic_]

Oh great! Glad I could help :).

[emily_reich]

awesome!! i've been wanting to know how to do this for a long while now!! so thanks :D

[twistedlogic_]

Glad I could help :).

[biscayne]

Thanks! That was simple to follow and gives a pretty effect.

[twistedlogic_]

You're welcome :).

[unrefined_psy]

Really nice tutorial. It's very simple and gives a nifty effect to the graphic :)

[twistedlogic_]

Glad I could help!

[_xanime]

Dear Lord, Emma pulls quite a face there, eh? Anyhoo, nice and short tutorial. ("Leaves more time for drinking", I would almost quote)

[twistedlogic_]

*smirks*

[gwene]

This is really helpful!
Thanks a lot =D

Although I have PS7 in French and I'm having a hard time guessing what all those layers modes are in French (I pinned some of them down like multiply and solf light, but I have problems with others). Could you possibly give me all of them in order (from top to bottom, top being normal), like when you left click on the layer mode thingy to set it, so I could work out a correlation??

[twistedlogic_]

Sure! Here they are:

Normal
Dissolve
-----------
Darken
Multiply
Color Burn
Linear Burn
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Lighten
Screen
Color Dodge
Linear Dodge
------------
Overlay
Soft Light
Hard Light
Vivid Light
Linear Light
Pin Light
Hard Mix
-------------
Difference
Exculsion
-------------
Hue
Saturation
Color
Luminosity

Hope that helps!

[gwene]

Oh that helps a lot, thanks.
Now I can finally stop guessing whne trying to apply a tutorial!!
I seems I had most of them right, but the ones I wasn't sure about, like Screen and Overlay, are the most commonly used...
This is really really great =D

[twistedlogic_]

You're welcome :). If you have any more questions, please ask!