1001+ Photoshop Color Application Tutorials

1001+ Photoshop Color Application Tutorials

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51. What is duotone

by printernational (2 tutorials)

Oct-27-2006

Duotone is the generic name for multi-tone printing, which can be done with two, three or four inks. This process requires that the press be set up with special inks, usually PANTONE-designated colors, instead of the standard CMYK inks used for process color printing. Usually the images are printed with a dark base color and a lighter second color, overprinted to fill in, tint and tone the photo or graphic.

52. Photoshop Coloring

by 3dflashworld (1 tutorial)

Oct-20-2006

I used to CG trace my pictures, but I have found that that takes too long, and that it is easier just to use an inked sketch. Once you have decided what picture you want to color, retrace the image onto a clean piece of paper and carefully ink it.

53. Color Correcting and Tone Enhancing Photographs

by associatedcontent (53 tutorials)

Oct-12-2006

As you can see the original shot is extremely far from a masterpiece or work of art. With some full color editing, tone enhancement, and contrast adjustments you will surely end up with a much better looking picture. This tutorial is made especially for more intermediate and advanced Photoshop users.

54. Adaptive Saturation

by photoshoptutorials (47 tutorials)

Sep-27-2006

A better way of adjusting saturation. This technique adjusts saturation according to the level of saturation in the image. Learn how to identify the saturation. First, we need to find the areas that are saturated. To do this, we just simply create a layer with no saturation and change the blending mode to Difference.

55. Half Sepia

by photoshoptutorials (47 tutorials)

Sep-19-2006

Add a modern sepia tone to your photos. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to add a sepia tone specifically to the highlights or shadows of an image. Filtering the sepia tone so that it's only visible in the highlights or shadows of the image is a very simple process using layer mask.

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