Thursday, February 4, 2016
Warm Colors on the Photo
Open photo in Photoshop. Resize photo to 1000×664 pixels by going to Image > Image Size. Duplicate photo using Ctrl+J. On duplicated layer apply Image > Adjustments > Color Balance.
Update layer blending mode to Multiply.
Duplicate background photo using Ctrl+J. Place layer above all other layers. On duplicated layer apply Image > Adjustments > Color Balance.
Update layer blending mode to Lighten.
Duplicate background photo using Ctrl+J. Place layer above all other layers. On duplicated layer apply Image > Adjustments > Color Balance.
Update layer blending mode to Darken.
Duplicate background photo using Ctrl+J. Place layer above all other layers. On duplicated layer apply Image > Adjustments > Desaturate.
Go to Image > Adjustments > Brightness/Contrast.
Update layer blending mode to Darken.
Duplicate background photo using Ctrl+J. Place layer above all other layers. On duplicated layer apply Image > Adjustments > Desaturate.
Apply Filter > Other > High Pass.
Update layer blending mode to Overlay.
Merge all layers into one layer by going to Layer > Merge Layers or pressing Ctrl+E and rename layer to “Background”.
Duplicate “Background” layer with Ctrl+J and apply Filter > Blur > Smart Blur to duplicated layer.
Select Eraser Tool and a soft round brush. Erase boys from this layer and with that we will have a clear picture of boys and blurred image around them.
Duplicate “Background” layer again and move it above all layers. Apply Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur to duplicated layer. With Eraser Tool repeat process done in Step 6 but leaving more blurred areas on the image bottom.
Create a new layer on top of all layers. Fill layer with color #987f3f.
Select Eraser Tool one more time to erase light brown color in a way similar to mine to get same effect as you can see below.
Create a new layer on top of all layers. Press D to set foregound color to black and background color to white. Drag a linear gradient using Gradient Tool.
Update layer blending mode to Overlay.
Duplicate “Background” layer again and move it above all layers. Desaturate duplicated layer by going to Image > Adjustments > Desaturate.
Apply Filter > Other > High Pass.
Erase layer background area with Eraser Tool (soft round brush with 400px).
Change layer blending mode to Overlay.
Reduce layer opacity to 60% and we are done.
About Roshan Thpa -
Roshan Kumar Thapa is veteran keen tech-savvy person which has enabled him to qualify for the job. He has knowledge in wide range of IT fields. He is highly trained and skilled in Graphic design, Tally, A+ hardware and networking, AutoCAD, Web Design/Development, Application Development, Video editing, Q-Basic and had good knowledge of C, C++, C# and Java programming. He keeps a keen interest in information technology and loves to keep himself updated through news, magazines, books, and blogs. He likes to learn and share his knowledge. He also runs a blog where he posts updates about the latest advancements in technology and his own teachings as well.