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Planet37 β Cinematic Exposure Tutorial
Published: 2012-06-24 18:00:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 21271; Favourites: 524; Downloads: 0
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Photo by - Portia Shao[link]
Model - Jason Aaron Baca
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ok so...it was SUPER grey so if anyone so having that issue, i got rid of one of the high passes and put the remaining one at 33% Opacity (taadaa~!)
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That's pretty cool! You can also, instead of just lowering the hue and saturation, select the skin color. Then put it on a new layer and invert it. Set the blending mode to hue or color and lower the opacity. That makes the skin color neutral.Β
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This is really helpful! I only have to change one step because I use Photoshop Elements. I have to use "Levels" because I don't have "exposure" but the result is the same.
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Thank you for the tutorial, looks great (:
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Perfect timing for this tutorial! My husband is about to finish cutting and wanted some photos done. This will help a lot. ^^b
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Really interesting! I shall try it someday! thanks!
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Thanks for this; a good tool to have in the adjustments toolbox!
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Good technique to use for portraits, fitness shots or anything you want to give a more stark appearance. One thing that you might want to mention (or be careful of) is doing this with a model wearing dark clothes on a dark background. The finished product looks almost like the model is chopped in half.
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Well done for sharing this. Post processing is my weakest point and many tutorials are very complicated although well meaning. I will have a go.
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You forgot to say what program and which version of that program you are using.
Also, I think you should show a before and after picture at the bottom.
The first before photo is smaller than the end picture and then you are scrolling up and down trying to really see the difference.
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