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geofftelforduk
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Oct 18, 2006 18:50 |  #1

Guys

Could someone please tell me how ya can achieve this effect by PP!?

PS. This photo is not one of my own (unfortunately)!!

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Oct 18, 2006 18:54 |  #2

I am sure there are others here that have done this through pp, but just guessing, I would think you would want high contrast and way overexposed, and then dodge and burn to fade and highlight!


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Oct 18, 2006 19:00 |  #3

Just over expose your shot, and if not just chuck it in photoshop and over expose it in there

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PS: I jsut read the other comment and ditto basically HAHAH


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Oct 18, 2006 19:04 |  #4

It also looks like it has a soft focus or g blur applied with the eyes brought back using a history brush or simular technique.


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Oct 18, 2006 19:20 |  #5

maybe a B&W conversion using channel mixer. Set red to 100%. Tweak the levels a bit. Probably a mask over the eyes with a normal desaturated layer underneath. And then a little blur like Lisa said. But that's just a guess.

If you shoot high-key with 3 to 1 lighting it's not too hard to duplicate, but your initial exposure is important in getting it to come out right.


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