Photoshop Question
#2
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an easy way to get started is to make 3 layers of the base photo. then make the bottom 2 layers desatureated and the top 2 layers overlays. the middle layer will be an overlay as well as desaturated. that gives a good start then i mess with it from there. using that process i got this.
before
![](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc216/cherryelkyls1/vette.jpg)
after
![](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc216/cherryelkyls1/vette2.jpg)
like i said its an easy start, i work with it if it needs more.
Hope evilways doesent mind me using his vette as an example.
before
![](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc216/cherryelkyls1/vette.jpg)
after
![](http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc216/cherryelkyls1/vette2.jpg)
like i said its an easy start, i work with it if it needs more.
Hope evilways doesent mind me using his vette as an example.
#4
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you can also dup the base layer run a high pass filter @ about 54 radius change the blending mode to linear burn or multiply and play with different layer adjustments from there!!! But yes I prefer Photomatix