How to achieve retro fashion color look?

[rickowens]

I 'm trying to emulate a certain retro look that has been a popular amongst fashion/lifestyle photographers. I'm having a hard time trying to achieve the same look w. photoshop. it's almost like vintage /retro/ cross process. I like the fact that the skin tone still maintains a nice bronze/peachy color tone, unlike some cross process where it just goes to unnaturally looking yellow or red. Can anyone tell me how to achieve this in photoshop?

http://seanflanigan.net/blog/
http://www.matthewburditt.org/ (I've attached 3pics, that I'm referring to from this photog). Similar kind of retro look, mn1.jpg has a redish/orange cast on the foreground, if someone can let me know how to achieve that will be cool too.

[Rust]

Hey rickowens. Maybe this link can help you:
http://veerle-v2.duoh.com/blog/comme...intage_effect/

[ezprod]

The first and third one is simply curves and hue/saturation adjustments and the middle one uses a color hazing technique with gradient mapping.

[r*po]

Originally Posted by ezprod

The first and third one is simply curves and hue/saturation adjustments and the middle one uses a color hazing technique with gradient mapping.

Im curious about hat first image. you say curves and hue and saturation but I was wondering if you could be a bit more specific on how to get that desaturation and yet still be vibrant.

[chillin]

Originally Posted by r*po

Im curious about hat first image. you say curves and hue and saturation but I was wondering if you could be a bit more specific on how to get that desaturation and yet still be vibrant.

I think only the blue channel was adjusted to get the "blueish" tone.

[adtechniques]

Originally Posted by chillin

I think only the blue channel was adjusted to get the "blueish" tone.

This. Thks you.