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What's the filtering technique?
Sid Vasandani wrote: Richy- although I'm not going to disclose any information on his color processing, I WILL tell you that this above is probably the most useful advice regarding components necessary to achieve that look. The author isn't entirely accurate about Jaime's workflow, but the rest is pretty on point. Dec 19 12 03:58 pm Link this is the closest I can get following the gradient and clipped hue and saturation technique, PSD=http://www.mediafire.com/?2l48ifn29v7h32v go ahead and play with the Opacity of the gradient, this is for practice only . Dec 20 12 08:17 am Link Peano wrote: Great technique peano but i get difficulties implementing this to a photo. when i sample the darkest point and the brightest point, and applying them to a photo, it turns out totally different than i'm expecting. am i missing something here? Mar 05 13 05:59 am Link T Jallad wrote: Post your original image and also the result that didn't turn out right, and describe what you did. Mar 05 13 06:32 am Link Peano wrote: Thanks peano for your reply. Mar 06 13 02:46 am Link T Jallad wrote: That's because nothing much was changed in your target image. The highlights in it are neutral (250.250.250) and the shadows are just slightly softened and given a touch of cyan (5.10.12). Mar 06 13 06:07 am Link Aug 04 13 06:30 am Link |