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Chileputo
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#3731 2005-04-22 16:58 GMT |
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i cant get this to look right someone please help me any help would be great.
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enjoijeff
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#3732 2005-04-22 22:02 GMT |
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It looks fine to me unless you are trying to make it super dark green...
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Working on two big projects right now. Get hyped or not. It doesn't matter. Ha.
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Lombi
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#3736 2005-04-23 10:15 GMT |
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Yep, pretty well done rose color change. Any special techniques you want commented?
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Siggie!
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Chileputo
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#3740 2005-04-23 15:30 GMT |
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just wanted to get yoru opinion and see if it looked ok for some reason everytime i look at it doesnt look right
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enjoijeff
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#3741 2005-04-23 18:01 GMT |
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You'll get that a lot that's why you don't want to judge your own art. I stopped doing it awhile go, stuff that I thought was my crappiest work, turned out to be people's favorites of mine...
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Working on two big projects right now. Get hyped or not. It doesn't matter. Ha.
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Chileputo
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#3743 2005-04-23 18:38 GMT |
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thats why you guys are great always helps me out
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Curious
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#6197 2005-11-08 05:51 GMT |
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It looks very nice, what method of coloring do you use?
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Lombi
Administrators
1977 posts |
#6198 2005-11-08 06:12 GMT |
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I think this was a combination of a hue&saturation adjustment layer and color range selection. Or a hue&saturation adjusted at modifying only red colors.
Both techniques seem to work fine here 
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Siggie!
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Curious
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#6201 2005-11-08 06:29 GMT |
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Yes I agree, I like the light green, I think if he went any darker it would look strange with the dark green leaves/stem.
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M-tic
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#6259 2005-11-10 14:08 GMT |
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the color's great contrast could make it a bit rough give it a try all thou green is sort of calm color
os i think this is just good as it ishere's Cof orchids, i sugested same thing but it's much colerful pic and took some liberty and manipulate it (just an example)  it's still his pic
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Justin
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Curious
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#6262 2005-11-11 08:28 GMT |
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Chileputo, have you ever tried gradients to color?
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quogmeyer
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#6276 2005-11-11 16:08 GMT |
Chileputo,Apr 22 2005, 09:58 PM Ok I wonder have you tried any of the following Desaturate then add a colour balance adjustment layer or just go to image-adjustments-hue/saturation... check the colourise box and the play with the hue slider ?? Also you could try masking out everything but the rose bud and then play with the above effects.. Hope this help even in the slightest way regards |
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quogmeyer
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#6277 2005-11-11 16:43 GMT |
Chileputo,Apr 22 2005, 09:58 PM Hi again, I have pondered over this image for a while, and I have the same problem with it.. as in it just wasn't working for me.. But having said that I could not improve on the colour change of the bud.. Then it hit me... there is nothing wrong with the actual rose bud itself but the problem lay in the background.... I took the liberty of modifying it for you.. My theory is that the background was too bland and too dark and didn't compliment the new vivid colour change so with that in mind i set about correcting the problem... I figured the image was intended to be a crisp macro shot of the rose bud which would have a good depth of field making the subject stand out but still being balanced with the background colours here's the result hope you like it and I can send you the .psd file if you wish to see exactly what I did. phew... Im babbling on a bit lol Regards Quog |
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M-tic
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#6278 2005-11-11 18:14 GMT |
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i think now you are really complicating with this image it's great
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Justin
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