Den Mercado
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I already tried all posible ways to get this effect but i still don get it. anyone knows?
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anyone how to get this effect on PS?
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I already tried all posible ways to get this effect but i still don get it. anyone knows?
Sierraccr
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I'm not quite sure what effect you are talking about. It honestly looks just like an overexposed picture with a lot of noise in it. What am I missing?
If you want to duplicate it with a "normal" picture, just pull it up in PS, blur it a tiny bit, mess with the exposure settings and add some noise with opacity cranked way down.
If you want to duplicate it with a "normal" picture, just pull it up in PS, blur it a tiny bit, mess with the exposure settings and add some noise with opacity cranked way down.
Den Mercado
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how about this one? any idea?
SeniorS
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This one looks just slightly desatutared. Image/Adjustments/Hue / Saturation... bring saturation down ,i don't know -10, -20, that's on you.
The first one, I'd go with some exposure, slight desaturation, then a curves adjustment layer. Mess around with the blue curve, making the shadows in the image blue. After that, it's just experimenting with what works with the picture.
The second, I'd do some desaturation, then go to Image>Adjustments>variations, set it to be more fine, and tweak the colors in the image till you get that soft, almost vintage look.
The second, I'd do some desaturation, then go to Image>Adjustments>variations, set it to be more fine, and tweak the colors in the image till you get that soft, almost vintage look.