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08/09/2004 07:17:53 PM · #1 |
I shot this the other day...all comments welcome
have you got some color in sepia photos??
show your stuff :)
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08/09/2004 07:31:03 PM · #2 |
Lovely shot... I don't know why pregnant women would ever think they are not beautiful! I know I never felt beautiful then, but I appreciate it now.
I have a "color in sepia" that I did as a Selective Desat outtake...
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08/09/2004 07:40:23 PM · #3 |
question about sepia
How do I get sepia in photoshop ?
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08/09/2004 07:42:57 PM · #4 |
Well, I'm still using PS 6, which I am assuming has fewer bells and whistles than the newer ones...
If I remember right I converted to greyscale and then duotone...picked a color that was sepia-ish. I've slept since then, so I don't know for sure, but that sounds right. :o) LOL
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08/09/2004 07:49:29 PM · #5 |
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08/09/2004 07:58:28 PM · #6 |
The pregnant lady looks great! nice photo, will make lovely memories :) and Laurie, I like your photo better as b/w.. the colour of the watermelon doesnt stand out as well in sepia, I love that photo!
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08/09/2004 08:07:11 PM · #7 |
//www.myjanee.com/tuts/sepia/sepia.htm
Here's one way. Uses colorize in the Hue/Sat dialog |
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08/09/2004 09:17:07 PM · #8 |
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08/09/2004 09:59:39 PM · #9 |
RE:
question about sepia
How do I get sepia in photoshop ?
Hey gaurawa
Adobe recommends using PANTONE 722 C as sepia, then changing the curves in the duo-tone to meet your needs.
make a BW image, then go to: image/mode/duo-tone select your second color as PANTONE 722 C then you can re-convert your image back to RGB and add selective color!
peace! |
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08/09/2004 10:13:37 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by Inga_fang:
I shot this the other day...all comments welcome |
Inga,
The yellow in the flower complements the sepia tone nicely, but you may want to try something interesting with this... Just for fun, try desaturating the yellow channel on the final image to about half of what it is now... let that yellow be a little more subtle and see what the mood turns to...
Just a thought...
Message edited by author 2004-08-09 22:14:22.
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08/09/2004 11:06:03 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by ericlimon:
RE:
question about sepia
How do I get sepia in photoshop ?
Hey gaurawa
Adobe recommends using PANTONE 722 C as sepia, then changing the curves in the duo-tone to meet your needs. |
I've also had pretty good success using PANTONE 143 and nearby colors. |
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08/10/2004 09:55:27 AM · #12 |
thanks everyone for the replies. Yes it does work for me, but working with PS 7.0, it doesn't allow me to save as a jpeg image in duotone .. the only options I get are PSD and RAW ( and similar ) but no JPEG option ?
Edit:
I tried 'Save for web' and could save it as a jpg image. Is there another way to save as a jpeg ( for duotone images )
thanks,
Gaurawa
Message edited by author 2004-08-10 09:59:03. |
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08/10/2004 10:03:11 AM · #13 |
| convert the picture back to RGB color before you try to save it. This should allow you to save it as a jpeg. |
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08/10/2004 10:05:01 AM · #14 |
| take your finished duotone and change the 'mode' back to RGB. Now all the other 'file save as' options should reappear (e.g. jpeg). |
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08/10/2004 10:52:47 AM · #15 |
Lovely shot! She is beautiful. I really like the setup, but I would move the lighting to the other side of her or more towards her face because right now you have her arm and lower body more lite up then her face. Try getting some shadows on her face. Good job!
Originally posted by Inga_fang:
I shot this the other day...all comments welcome
have you got some color in sepia photos??
show your stuff :) |
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