How to create...

[jaroslav]

I need to create this effect ( attachment 1)

I creted this ( attachment 2 ) and don't know how to get full effect


My psd file ( 15.91 MB ) :

http://www.sendspace.com/file/f1px4x

[marek]

try gasussian blur, mode screen or darker color or just play with the mode

[Tareq]

Where is the original photo? i can do something about it as i can as possible.

[jaroslav]

in psd file

[igot2pman]

This good enough?

[Isedo]

Hi,

First of all clean the skin then gaussian blur at less than half of it and try overlay or soft light blending mode. Play with them.

Isedo

[chillin]

Three separate masks with different curves & to soften probably some plug in like a portraiture. I don't think D&B was used.

[igot2pman]

Just wanted to explain how I achieved the above effect.

To create the orange color cast:

New Color Fill layer with color #083822 set to Difference blending mode and 89% opacity. You can then use the blend if sliders to only effect parts (Alt +click to seperate the sliders). Also use the mask to selectively affect parts.

[Other effects can be attained by using the same settings, but changing the color. As long as you keep in the darker colors, you should create some unique colors. Lighter colors will effect the shadows in a un-natural way.]

To create purple cast and glasses darken:

New Color Fill layer with color #920580 set to Hue blending mode and 30% opacity. Use mask to only effect wanted areas.

New Color Fill layer with color #55425f set to Multiply blending mode and 100% opacity. Use mask to only effect wanted areas.

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Below is my re edit to add the purple I missed before.

Hope it helps,
-Keven

[igot2pman]

I guess i should add that the purple multiply is for the glasses and also the hair darken. The top part of the hard was darkened, i guess you could use D&B but i used the multiply.

I also cleaned her up with the heal tool.

-Keven

[Lord Voldermort]

Great, get new idea for me too.

[jcmillerphoto]

Keven-

I like your take on this project. I'm definitely going to give it a try. Excellent documentation on the process!

Jason