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Posted on 18/02/13 10:22:41 AM |
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wingsairboss
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What is the best technique to do this with?
I found this picture online, and have figured that the technique would be easily adaptable... so how do you do this?  |
Posted on 18/02/13 12:55:54 PM |
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salfordnurse
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Re: What is the best technique to do this with?
Here's how I'd accomplish it 1. open face image in photo shop 2 new layer and paste hand image on that layer. 3 set top layer to linear burn 4 hue saturation layer and desaturate 5 adjust levels etc of images to get desired effect 6. merge layers and small amount of noise 1-2% 7. merge layers 8 apply high pass filter at a low value and set to overlay (adjust opacity if it is to strong) this will give a slight grundge effect 9. adjust levels and curves as desired here's a quick attempt sorry for the poor images but I'm dying from a cold and they the best I could find quickly Simon  |
Posted on 25/02/13 5:13:24 PM |
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wingsairboss
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Re: What is the best technique to do this with?
Thank you so very much, and please accept my apologies for my tardy reply.. I hate having to work for a living.. LOL. Cant wait to try this at home! Robbie |
Posted on 28/02/13 1:56:51 PM |
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salfordnurse
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Re: What is the best technique to do this with?
No problem, I know how hard it can be to have a life around work  . Hope you find it useful. Would love to see what you come up with, post them in the readers gallery when you get a chance
Simon |