Emsan Posted March 19, 2009 Report Share Posted March 19, 2009 ^^ Yey thank you so much for the tut, gonna try it out soonish! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KatieroxNZ Posted March 21, 2009 Report Share Posted March 21, 2009 Eli requested a tutorial. We are going from to this 1. Crop your image. 2. Create a curves layer RGB Output: 43 Input: 28 3. Add another curves layer with the settings Output: 115 Input: 74 4. Another curves layer Red – Output: 94 Input: 87 Green – Output: 110 Input: 85 Blue – Output: 90 Input: 134 5. Make a selective color layer with the following settings. Red: -100 // 0 // +59 // +29 Yellows: -55 // 0 // +6 // 0 Greens: +49 // -68 // +72 // +19 Neutrals: -15 // -4 // -5 // 0 6. Create a new selective color layer with the following settings. Reds: -77 // 0 // +54 // 0 Yellows: -61 // -16 // -43 // 0 Neutrals: +23 // -3 // -28 // +7 7. Create a hue/saturation layer. [Master] Saturation : +15 And your done! I'd love to see some results. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Zetti Posted March 21, 2009 Report Share Posted March 21, 2009 Wow! Thats beautiful colouring, thanks for the tutorial Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cerise Posted March 21, 2009 Report Share Posted March 21, 2009 Katie wanted a tutorial on this coloring: hey Ems, you dont happen to have a psd of this do you? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KatieroxNZ Posted March 22, 2009 Report Share Posted March 22, 2009 Kristina requested this tutorial We are going from this to this 1. Crop your image 2. Duplicate your base and set to screen 100% 3. Fill with 08ffff and set to soft light 100% 4. Create a new color balance layer with the following settings Shadows: +25 // +21 // +37// Midtones: +59 // -18 // -13 Highlights: -12 // +3 // +5 5. New selective color layer with the following settings Red: -100 // 0 // +100 // 0 Yellow: +43 // 0 // -49 // 0 Cyans: -100 // 0 // +32 // 0 Neutrals: +23 // -1 // -13 // 0 Blacks: +19 // +14 // +9 // +39 6. Create a new channel mixer layer with the following settings Output channel – Red Red: +107 Green: -18 Blue: +13 Output channel – Green Red: -22 Green: +122 Blue: +4 Output channel – Blue Red: -56 Green: +142 Blue: +10 7. Create a hue/saturation layer with the following settings [set to Master] Saturation: +14 And you're done! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MissOlivia22 Posted March 22, 2009 Report Share Posted March 22, 2009 Sorry this took so long - As requested From to 1. Crop your image 2. Duplicate your image and set it to screen 3. Create a new Channel Mixer layer and insert these settings: red: 80 // -10 // 10 Green -15 // 50 // 80 Blue -50 // 60 // 100 4. Create a new Brightness/contrast layer and put the settings to: Brightness - 30 Contrast - 0 5. Create another new Channel Mixer layer and put in these settings: Red 130 // -50 // 0 Green 0 // 100 // 0 Blue -50 // 60 // 80 6. Create a new Color Balance and put in these settings: Shadows 20 // 0 // 20 Midtones 20 // 0 // 10 Highlights 0 // 0 // 0 7. Create a new layer and fill it with #FFCCCC and set it to colour burn Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Eli Posted March 22, 2009 Report Share Posted March 22, 2009 Eli requested a tutorial. We are going from to this 1. Crop your image. 2. Create a curves layer RGB Output: 43 Input: 28 3. Add another curves layer with the settings Output: 115 Input: 74 4. Another curves layer Red – Output: 94 Input: 87 Green – Output: 110 Input: 85 Blue – Output: 90 Input: 134 5. Make a selective color layer with the following settings. Red: -100 // 0 // +59 // +29 Yellows: -55 // 0 // +6 // 0 Greens: +49 // -68 // +72 // +19 Neutrals: -15 // -4 // -5 // 0 6. Create a new selective color layer with the following settings. Reds: -77 // 0 // +54 // 0 Yellows: -61 // -16 // -43 // 0 Neutrals: +23 // -3 // -28 // +7 7. Create a hue/saturation layer. [Master] Saturation : +15 And your done! I'd love to see some results. Thanks for sharing this! I tried it, and it love the colouring so much I had to save it as a .PSD as well Here are three of my results; I have changed some layers though. Mostly it's just adjusting and changing the first two curves layers, and on some I also added an extra selective colouring layer to contrast the images better Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kris10na Posted March 22, 2009 Report Share Posted March 22, 2009 Thank you so much Katie I tried your last tutorial but it turned out all blue. I even tried the same cap: I tried to lower the opacity on the color fill layer and got: I love the colouring!! I also tried the other tutorial: Thank you Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KatieroxNZ Posted March 27, 2009 Report Share Posted March 27, 2009 Your welcome guys! Chariot request a tutorial. We are going from to this NOTE: This won’t work with every picture. 1. Duplicate your base and add it to screen 100% 2. Duplicate your base again and set it to screen 50% 3. Create a selective color layer with the following settings Reds: -100 // -61 // -19 // -46 Yellows: +20 // -5 // +26 // -14 Neutrals: +100 // +17 // -20 // -5 Blacks: 0 // 0 // 0 // +50 4. Add a brightness/contrast layer with the following settings. Brightness: +7 Contrast: +25 5. Add a color balance layer with the following settings. Shadows: -23 // -12 // +9 Midtones: +34 // +13 // +27 Highlights: +30 // +20 // +25 6. Add a levels layer with the following settings. Blue: 19 // 1.00 // 211 7. Add text... i used 'Pupcat' size 25 And you’re done! I'd love to see some results! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Barbara Posted March 30, 2009 Report Share Posted March 30, 2009 Zetti requested a tut for these icons : This is based on a tut I found on livejournal but I didn’t like the results I got. So I deleted and changed a few of the steps and found a colouring I liked. Unfortunately, I didn’t save the original tut as I didn’t like it and I can’t find it anymore. This is the first tut I’ve ever written so if there’s a mistake, just tell me and I’ll correct it. Step 1 Crop your base. Sharpen it if necessary. Step 2 Duplicate your base twice and put both layers on screen. Depending on your image, you might want to duplicate only once or duplicate even more. Step 3 Create a new selective colour layer (Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Selective colour) and fill it with the following settings: Reds: -100 / +20 / +100 / 0 Neutrals: +18 / -12 / -21 / -15 Put it on Normal 40%. Depending on your image, you might want to change the opacity. Step 4 Create a new fill layer (Layer > New fill layer > Solid colour) and fill it with #f5ea6c. Put it on Soft Light 30%. Depending on your image, you might want to change the opacity. Step 5 Create a new selective colour layer (Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Selective colour) and fill it with the following settings: Reds: -100 / -34 / -24 / +100 Yellows: -58 / -25 / -24 / -24 Neutrals: +26 / -14 / -24 / +6 Now you can add text, brushes etc. And you’re done. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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