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Tess In Basic B&W
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Phillip Whitt
Junior Member
Registered: February 2003
Location: Columbus,GA
Posts: 2
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This was a good one to practice on. Here are the steps I took using PSP 8:
1. Duplicated background layer
2. Desaturated the duplicated layer
3. Created adjustment layer for channel mixer (check monochrome box)
set red at 89%
green at 37%
blue at 0 %
4.Merged adj. layer down
5.Ran clarify filter at 5 (full strength)
6. Created new layer(named it clone) used clone tool to remove spots and do general repair work
7. Merged clone layer down
8. Duplicated layer-used burn tool to even ther iris (or what's visible of them) of the eyes
9.Used the soften tool (50% opacity) on the face
10. Created curves adjustment layer, gave it just a SLIGHT s curve for contrast
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| · Date: 6/29/2003 · Views: 5017 · Filesize: 119.7kb · Dimensions: 396 x 558 ·
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Keywords: tess b&w
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Doug Colwell
Senior Member
Registered: October 2003
Location: Alberta
Posts: 157
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Nice clean-up. Great work on the face (same girl as original). I hate to admit it but your channel mixer tip was a revelation (you wouldn't believe what I was doing before to deal with crappy channels).
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