photoshop experts come hither

[thytkerjobs]

just wondering if somebody can verbalize how to get this reddish effect:

i tried the gradient tool but i don't want to make the girl in the pic too red, and when i select everything but her it looks weird. is there another way?

help

pics for your time

 

[thytkerjobs]

just wondering if somebody can verbalize how to get this reddish effect:

i tried the gradient tool but i don't want to make the girl in the pic too red, and when i select everything but her it looks weird. is there another way?

help

pics for your time

 

[Fong$tarr]

Color balance. Slide it over to the red side. You can even desaturate your photo a little to give the red a more vibrant look.

 

[Fong$tarr]

Color balance. Slide it over to the red side. You can even desaturate your photo a little to give the red a more vibrant look.

 

[kaws]

And or

Make a new layer with a red Rectangle or Add Red paint to it on top of the layer with the picture
and play with the Layer Modes and bring down the opacity,  Overlay usually does the trick.

 

[kaws]

And or

Make a new layer with a red Rectangle or Add Red paint to it on top of the layer with the picture
and play with the Layer Modes and bring down the opacity,  Overlay usually does the trick.

 

[politicsasusual]

Or you could use the Eyedropper tool to sample the color from the aforementioned images.

Open an image, create a new layer, fill it with that color and manipulate it via one of many Layer Blend Modes.

 

[politicsasusual]

Or you could use the Eyedropper tool to sample the color from the aforementioned images.

Open an image, create a new layer, fill it with that color and manipulate it via one of many Layer Blend Modes.

 

[benihana]

Originally Posted by Mr Fongstarr

Color balance. Slide it over to the red side. You can even desaturate your photo a little to give the red a more vibrant look.

This is the best option.

-The Juice

 

[benihana]

Originally Posted by Mr Fongstarr

Color balance. Slide it over to the red side. You can even desaturate your photo a little to give the red a more vibrant look.

This is the best option.

-The Juice

 

[thytkerjobs]

i love niketalk <3 thanks guys

 

[thytkerjobs]

i love niketalk <3 thanks guys

 

[ebpo]

Worst photoshop thread ever!

 

[ebpo]

Worst photoshop thread ever!

 

[Pmighty]

You have to color balance plus fade point to the nearest red radiant quadrant
Your welcome

 

[Pmighty]

You have to color balance plus fade point to the nearest red radiant quadrant
Your welcome

 

[diego]

Originally Posted by thytkerjobs

i love niketalk <3 thanks guys

 

[diego]

Originally Posted by thytkerjobs

i love niketalk <3 thanks guys

 

[jd214]

I wanted the lulz though

 

[jd214]

I wanted the lulz though

 

[adobecs4]

*+%% is this? *closes tinypic* Live a little NT

 

[adobecs4]

*+%% is this? *closes tinypic* Live a little NT

 

[ksteezy]

use a gradient, easiest way in my opinion.

 

[ksteezy]

use a gradient, easiest way in my opinion.

 

[reener]

no fun