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Another photoshop challenge...


Challenge

Sark is right two seconds is about all it takes..then add some highlights to the water..
Lasa
 
hmmm......? :\
 
Isn?t a way to do it without altering the fish colour?
The fish will always take on some of the colour from its surroundings. Blue water will give a slightly bluer tint, this is natural.

Here's my attempt at a Mediteranean look (7 seconds).

Add Hue/Sat Adjustment layer.

Check "Colorize"

Hue 200

Sat 35

Lightness +15

Set Hue/Sat Adjustment layers blend mode to Overlay.

Sark
 
Blue water

Sark... your fish is in clean clear blue Mediteranean water.

My fish swims in a glow-in-the-dark, neon-blue-toxic waterways off the Hudson river...very different waters...If the story holds true, they will turn into ninja-fighting-fish with muskateer names.

Very hard to compare the two.. :D
Lasa
 
Sark said:
Hue/Sat, would take 2 seconds. :)

Sark

I forgot to put WITHOUT using hue and sat or any of the other colour correction features in Photoshop. There are one or two that you wouldn't think of using but they are very powerful.
 
color-d'fish

There are alot of options with PS...some better then others....Sark pretty much hit the nail on the head.
Another easy way I had forgotten about is via "variations".
Image / adjustments / variations... pick the blue one and its done.

For some reason I always forget the lowely "variation"..its actually quite good if given a chance.
:D
Lasa
 
Trevor Somers said:
Sark said:
Hue/Sat, would take 2 seconds. :)

Sark

I forgot to put WITHOUT using hue and sat or any of the other colour correction features in Photoshop. There are one or two that you wouldn't think of using but they are very powerful.

HINT: I used levels in mine and each of the RGB B&W outputs sliders.

Try it... I think you will be amazed!!!! :} :} :} :}
 
Selective Colour > Neutrals
Cyans +
Magenta +
Yellow -

Not gonna post it.
If you want to see, try it for yourself.
:p 3[
 

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