Ive seen a lot of photos with this "look" its a dark old style looking edit . Ive got cs5 and lightroom and a lot of programs to use just trying to teach myself how to obtain that certain look . I'm in no way trying to steal anybody's look , just thought it would be nice to know what settings people are using .
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Many pictures look like this , what settings ?
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Many pictures look like this , what settings ?
Ive seen a lot of photos with this "look" its a dark old style looking edit . Ive got cs5 and lightroom and a lot of programs to use just trying to teach myself how to obtain that certain look . I'm in no way trying to steal anybody's look , just thought it would be nice to know what settings people are using .Tags: None
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The best way I've found so far was to either adjust the exposure offset towards positive (doesn't take much) or make an S-Curve and slide the lower left point up a bit.
I'm definitely going to have to try the screen layer, those look great.
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Originally posted by JCanright View PostThe easiest way I think is in curves. When looking at the diagonal line just lift the bottom left point directly up and the very top right one down a little but. But make sure you adjust this before anything else.
Edit: I did this really quick earlier and it's pretty much all the advice mentioned in this thread lol.
SW by McSlothin, on FlickrLast edited by Grocery Cart; 06-26-2013, 01:00 AM.
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