1. Open your image, crop..etc.
2. Duplicate the image, set it to Screen.
3. Duplicate the image again, this time set it to Overlay.
4. Layer > New adjustment layer > Selective color. Use the settings below:
Reds: -100, 16, 85, 0
Yellows: -70, 0, -50, -33
Neutrals: 19, -11, -16, -19
5. Layer > New adjustment layer > Selective color. Use the settings below:
Reds: -80, -30, -23, -6
Yellows: -87, -42, -25, -35
Neutrals: 45, 0, -15, 0
6. Layer > New Adjustment layer > Hue/Saturation. Increase the master saturation to 15.
7. This is optional, if you want the image to look kind of yellowish:
Layer > New Fill Layer > Solid color > #010618 (a very dark blue) and set this layer to exclusion.
Tips:
Still not satisfied with how the coloring turns out? Try any or all of these:
1. Reduce the opacity of the layer created in step 3 or set it to Soft light.
2. Adjust the opacities of the layers created in step 4 or 5.
3. Increase or decrease the master saturation set in step 6.
4. And if any of the above steps doesn't work for you, well...try another image ;)
1 comment:
I have to say this tutorial has served me very well in alot of images I have made.. nice work!
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