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04/12/2009 08:30:19 AM |
The look is definitely washed out, but I don't think it's worked perfectly. I read a good tutorial about achieving that sort of effect in photoshop, might be what you're looking for:
//veerle.duoh.com/blog/comments/photoshop_vintage_effect/ |
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04/12/2009 06:54:49 AM |
Sixties, right ... I think the colour film technology around that time (ask  Bear_Music if it's at all interesting) was still working on getting strong reds. Old National Geographics reveal some. This photo works well - I wonder if you could have backed off the reds a little or shifted the hue towards the cooler end? Not for the overall effect, which is good now, but for experimental sixties authenticity... |
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04/10/2009 10:32:44 PM |
| very nice I like the processing a lot |
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04/09/2009 03:54:15 AM |
| You succeeded! Care to share the details, I presume it was via curves. I like the flat look given the context. |
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