nat_unintendedselective coloring tutorial and the first two steps in my tutorial are her's. =]
01. Make a Hue/Sat/Lightness. Master saturation +20
02. New fill layer - #fffc00 set to SOFTLIGHT 100%
03. Hue/Sat/Lightness -
Reds:
Saturation: +30
Hue: 0
Lightness 0
Yellows:
Saturation -26
Hue: -15
Lightness +4
Set layer to COLOR
04. Another Hue/Sat/Lightness:
Reds:
Saturation: +55
Hue: +15
Lightness: +2
Yellows:
Saturation: 0
Hue: -2
Lightness: 0
Set layer to LUMINANCE (L)
05. And one more Hue/Sat/Lightness layer:
Yellows:
Saturation: -25
Hue: +15
Lightness: 0
06. Make a Channel Mixer layer:
Red: +155 -63 +3
Green: +1 +103 0
Blue: +12 +1 +101
07. New Fill Layer: #dab992 set to MULTIPLY 40%
08. Optional Step - New Color Balance layer:
Midtones: -10 +23 +37
This just makes it a little more blue looking so you can take it off at the end of the tutorial or lower the opacity, depending on what you like and how your picture looks. I left it off.
09. New Color Balance Layer:
Midtones: -10 +23 +37
Shadows: -19 +5 +35
Highlights: 0 0 0
10. Duplicate your picture from the bottom, bring it to the very top and set to SCREEN. 100% might be too bright on some pictures, so you can lower it around 50-70%.
11. My picture looked kind of faded so you can add a Brightness/Contrast layer:
Brightness: -10
Contrast: +10
Other Examples:
Comments would be lovely since it's my first tutorial. ;]
02. New fill layer - #fffc00 set to SOFTLIGHT 100%
03. Hue/Sat/Lightness -
Reds:
Saturation: +30
Hue: 0
Lightness 0
Yellows:
Saturation -26
Hue: -15
Lightness +4
Set layer to COLOR
04. Another Hue/Sat/Lightness:
Reds:
Saturation: +55
Hue: +15
Lightness: +2
Yellows:
Saturation: 0
Hue: -2
Lightness: 0
Set layer to LUMINANCE (L)
05. And one more Hue/Sat/Lightness layer:
Yellows:
Saturation: -25
Hue: +15
Lightness: 0
06. Make a Channel Mixer layer:
Red: +155 -63 +3
Green: +1 +103 0
Blue: +12 +1 +101
07. New Fill Layer: #dab992 set to MULTIPLY 40%
08. Optional Step - New Color Balance layer:
Midtones: -10 +23 +37
This just makes it a little more blue looking so you can take it off at the end of the tutorial or lower the opacity, depending on what you like and how your picture looks. I left it off.
09. New Color Balance Layer:
Midtones: -10 +23 +37
Shadows: -19 +5 +35
Highlights: 0 0 0
10. Duplicate your picture from the bottom, bring it to the very top and set to SCREEN. 100% might be too bright on some pictures, so you can lower it around 50-70%.
11. My picture looked kind of faded so you can add a Brightness/Contrast layer:
Brightness: -10
Contrast: +10
Other Examples:
Comments would be lovely since it's my first tutorial. ;]
