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Enius
Joined: 01 Nov 2013
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 Posted: Fri Nov 01, 2013 4:10 am Post subject: How to achieve this effect? |
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Hey there..
I was looking around online and found this really cool website.
http://curtsspecialrecipe.com
On this site everything has some kind of filter that gives it a really cool retro feel. I have trying mocking about in CS6, however I cant seem to get it just right 
Can anybody help?
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thehermit
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Hi and welcome to the forum.
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Enius
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Thank you very much! 
Do you have any input on how to achieve the above mentioned effect?
Best regards,
Emil Linnet |
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thehermit
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Yes. Add a Curves Adjustment Layer and pull the curve to match mine. If you want a caste in the blacks then add a solid colour and use a blend mode and opacity or curves adjustment layer instead, but this may be beyond your current knowledge base (but it never harms to experiment and play).
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lissthis
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thehermit
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It's very late and I probably shouldn't be here. But...
I will try and get back to this thread, but I am sure others will step in.
The two images are nowhere near each other really. Do you have a reference?
Both images show a lack off blacks in viewing, but they have different colour castes.
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