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Zilly
27th of November 2006 (Mon), 14:12
was playing around last night with noise reduction and cross processing
not sure if it works
http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h152/zilly_photos/RQ5P2553.jpg
think it needs a bit of fill in flash to remove the shadows on my chest
blackviolet
27th of November 2006 (Mon), 19:05
you have like 7 fingers on your right hand. it doesn't quite look like a cross processed image, but it's getting there. i don't mind the shadow on the chest, but the face could be brightened up a bit. imho...
you're off to a great start, definitely!
Stavhp
27th of November 2006 (Mon), 19:34
That hand looks odd
The PP looks good !
Zilly
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 05:42
odd thats me all over :D
hum does any one have a online tutorial for cross processing???
Thnaks
Dom
Kelsey-Lee
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 07:08
I can see what type of effect you're trying to create, but you're not quite there yet. Keep trying. :)
Zilly
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 09:45
arrr been messing aroung for the last hour or so with the pic but just carnt quite get it how i want might try again tonight with a bit of fill in flash to the detail in me out
Dom
Eyelikedurt
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 12:58
Zilly, as a really quick way of achieving a cross processed look what i do is duplicate the layer and set the blending to hard/soft light. Then adjust curves to suit your image. Its a VERY quick way of getting an approximation of a cross processed shot. If you post the original we can all have a go too :D
Zilly
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 13:15
one orignal shot
http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h152/zilly_photos/RQ5P2553-1.jpg
Eyelikedurt
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 13:39
Here's a quick attempt. Duplicated layer. Soft Light (blending). New layer, filled with blue/green. Soft Light (blending) - 50% opacity.
Good lord check out the objects in that!! You get the idea though. Im not saying it's better than your original, its just the way i do it.
Zilly
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 13:42
yea it was the only place with some natural light hence the heavy crop in my attempt
kool cheers going to have a play when i get home from work later
Thanks
Eyelikedurt
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 13:48
No worries mate, its good to see someone else is a fan of cross processing images. Ive got one on here somewhere (cant quite remember) but if you want to see a more in depth attempt search through my 'threads started' bit on my profile.
found it!
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?p=2219721#post2219721
GCRollo
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 15:24
I'm not a huge fan of it, myslef.. but to each their own.
Here is a link that may help. (http://www.thelightsrightstudio.com/TLRCrossProcessing.htm)
Zilly
28th of November 2006 (Tue), 17:03
what do you think
http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h152/zilly_photos/crossprocessingtwo.jpg
i think it needs more opacity
Eyelikedurt
29th of November 2006 (Wed), 11:41
all id say is that there's quite a bit of shadow detail lost in that edit, it might be the opacity of the blended layer. im sure you could bring out the detail with a few tweaks if you wanted to. the floor seems to have a better texture in the last edit which i like.
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