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Black and White touchup PS7. by ~dylanjones:icondylanjones:

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©2006-2009 ~dylanjones
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Yup. A easy way to do it. Not the only way, but a good way? eh?


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~dylanjones Jan 2, 2006, 3:51:10 AM
SPIKE!

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~nikhil Jan 2, 2006, 3:53:44 AM
simple and nice.

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~dylanjones Jan 2, 2006, 4:08:50 AM
Thanks you! :) I just looked at your gallery, and favourited asylum. That is what im talking about! Very, no scatch that, great constrast! Oh its to die for:)

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~nikhil Jan 2, 2006, 4:16:33 AM
hehe..thanx a lot. I also once went thru this book, where he changed the mode to lab colour and then selected the lightness channel and applied greyscale to it...other than that it was almost just like yours.

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~Shevanel-Cut-A-Flip Jan 2, 2006, 8:30:43 AM
Wow thanks Dylan, this'll come in handy for me, cause I love to use Photoshop.
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~longlivethespookykid Jan 2, 2006, 1:22:39 PM
Oh sweety I love you!
I'll use this right away!
First I have to get photoshop though.
But thank you! Can't wait:)
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~photoshoptutors Jan 3, 2006, 1:02:08 PM
cute, but to be honest you're using many destructive tools in this one.

1st, the brightness/contrast tool is destructive
to the pixels and washes out a lot of detayl.. try to mess with the levels tool instead.
2nd, the channel mixer is meant to be used before you turn the image into black and white
thus obtaining special characteristics from each of the red/green/blue layers.
if you use it after turning it all to gray, you're basically just working with the grayscale since
all three channels will be identical. best try the duplicate layer and the multiply blending mode.
3rd, nice work on the layout and explaining of things, i know it's hard work ^^;

drop by the club sometime

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~dylanjones Jan 3, 2006, 2:47:14 PM
lol your right, however I did want to be all advanced. I did not use the levels because most would be like..ok im not touching that! Your also right about the pixels, but if you dont move the sliders alot then it can be pretty good. Same with the burn/dodge tool, but that is why I said only a lil bit. I have ever thought of using too layers for this effect! Mainly for this because I wanted a new one to PS to do it, and most new ones dont like layers.

Thanks for the comment!

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~GazDabbs Jan 15, 2006, 5:15:55 AM
An excellent simple and effective tutorial!!! :+fav: I've never played with the channel mixer on B&W Images, a good technique!

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