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How-to get Bêtes De Mode by Helm look (RGB Split?)
Re: How-to get Bêtes De Mode by Helm look (RGB Spl
What specifically are you having trouble with? Post your initial results. The colored gel thing suggests they were using polarized light there as one would for dealing with stereoscopic content. Anyway I assume you want a blue and red image? Channel mixer. Zero out red and green channels. Feed them back into blue and mess with the ratio. For the overlay image you need to basically do the same thing with red. The transparency is just alpha. You can fade it to the level of highest opacity on the super imposed image, then use layer masks to fade specific parts further.
Re: How-to get Bêtes De Mode by Helm look (RGB Spl
I agree with Aladdin the two objects compare two One picture per drag and drop
The colours you can Change with the channel mixer ..the objects in front of a black background and with the blending mode "screen" the black disappears and the two Images are together
Just play a little Bit
Re: How-to get Bêtes De Mode by Helm look (RGB Spl
Hey guys,
Thanks for the help, I think I'm getting there, I tried what you suggested real quick and this is what I got (please ignore the poor quality, I didn't have time to do a proper background extraction).
Breaking down, what've done was:
-Duplicate Layer
-Adjustment Layer Channel Mixer (leave only the red color)
-Adjustment Layer Channel Mixer (leave only the blue color)
-Set the top layer to Screen blending mode.
-Some hue/saturation to fix the final colors.
Now my next goal is to play around and do something like the hero image on the Rdio's website ( http://www.rdio.com ).
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