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Help with the type of photo

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  • #2
    Borderfox
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    It looks like the picture is de-saturated or given a vintage faded film look


  • #3
    PCPhoto
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    second image has some selective toning but they are both desaturated a bit.


  • #4
    ronanc15
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    As the lads have said desaturation seems to be the main technique employed there.

    @PCPhoto.....have a quick question for you mate on a separate note but your inbox is full :)


  • #5
    PCPhoto
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    emptied out one - so theres space for a PM !


  • #6
    ronanc15
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    PCPhoto wrote: »
    emptied out one - so theres space for a PM !


    Done - Cheers :)


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  • #7
    [Deleted User]
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    Looks like the saturation is lowered, and there's a pink overlay applied?

    They look pinkish to me anyway. Whatever programme you're using op, try adding a new layer, pasting a big pink rectangle over the image, and then changing the layer mode to overlay (you may need to reduce the transparency, too).


    I'm sure you can get pink by doing a google search for 'pink screen' or something to that effect.


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