how to get the yellow-tint look of the picture?

[mshi]

Re: how to get the yellow-tint look of the picture

Hi, i'm a photography hobbyist. Recently I've come across some wedding photographers that have this yellow-tint look on their photos. They're not as extreme as the "vintage/sepia" look, but they're noticeably more yellow than the normal bright, cheerful colors I've seen so much in wedding photos.

The example is "http://www.amelialyon.net/weddings/".

my question is how to get this cheerful yellow style?

thanks in advance.

Looks like those shots are strictly out of VSCO Lightroom Presets.

[rharris]

Re: how to get the yellow-tint look of the picture

Apply Curves in Color mode. Pull down the right end of the blue curve to taste. You may also want to push the red end just a little to the left. Save as a Curves preset. You might also have to desaturate some to tame the reds.

Ronny

[PastBCPresent]

Re: how to get the yellow-tint look of the picture

i tried it, it's like adding a yellow mask and make the picture fuzzy. The example picture is clear.

You are right, I just tried it. More of a mask effect. As was mentioned earlier hue/saturation had a better effect. Selective color had some effect. Maybe a combination of the two might get you what you are looking for. In your examples I think a lot of it came from the lighting style used to take the photographs.

[turtle527]

Re: how to get the yellow-tint look of the picture

You could use a photo filter. Apply the yellow you would like and toggle the strength.

i tried it, it's like adding a yellow mask and make the picture fuzzy. The example picture is clear.

[franko60]

Re: how to get the yellow-tint look of the picture

Use a color balance or hue saturation adjustment layer.

[PastBCPresent]

Re: how to get the yellow-tint look of the picture

You could use a photo filter. Apply the yellow you would like and toggle the strength.

[turtle527]

Hi, i'm a photography hobbyist. Recently I've come across some wedding photographers that have this yellow-tint look on their photos. They're not as extreme as the "vintage/sepia" look, but they're noticeably more yellow than the normal bright, cheerful colors I've seen so much in wedding photos.

The example is "http://www.amelialyon.net/weddings/".

my question is how to get this cheerful yellow style?

thanks in advance.