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Some of the coloring methods compiled in this series are my own, and some were moved from books to the Internet. I have simplified and adjusted them and will present them to everyone.
1. Open the material picture and press CTRL+ALT+~ to select the highlight of the picture, as shown in Figure 1:
2. Create a new layer, fill it with white, and change the opacity to 50%. The purpose of this is to elevate the image tone of the photo, as shown in Figure 2:
3. Merge the two layers and copy another layer to become layer one.
4. Click to enter the channel panel of layer one, select the blue channel, click Image - Apply Image, and set as shown below:
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5. Then click on the green channel and red channel, click Image - Apply Image, pay attention to the opacity of 50% and 20%, do not reverse it, as shown in Figure 3:
6. Duplicate a background layer, drag it to the top, and change the blending mode to Hard Light to achieve a good effect.
Extended effect:
The photos produced by the photo studio will not be so small, so some effects must be done. If the picture is large, we can create a new layer, fill it with 50% gray, and then do Filter - Noise - Add Noise. Note that the data here cannot be large. A little film grain is enough, and changing the blending mode to Soft Light will give you great results.