Create non-mainstream pictures with blue-green tones

Author：Eve Cole Update Time：2012-05-17 10:50:19

Original picture

Rendering 1
Effect picture 2

Rendering 3

Open the original image, copy the original image (that is, the background), and name it: Background Copy. As shown in Figure 1:
Figure 1
2. Use the lasso tool or other tools to extract the face and hair on two layers. Please feather 10 pixels before lassoing (you can decide how many pixels you want, I only do 10 pixels). As shown in Figure 2:

Figure 2
3. To smooth the "background copy", everyone should know which Topaz image processor Mr. Biscuit has posted before (which can improve the clarity and blur the image). Of course, if you can use other plug-ins, as long as it can smooth the skin That's it. As shown in Figure 3:

Figure 3
4. Let’s start adjusting the color. Here I choose three types: "optional color", "curve" and "color balance". Originally, I only had one type, but the effect was not obvious. Today I will do it. I added two more. First, color the "background copy" and "hair" together. The color settings are as follows: I used the "optional color" here twice in a row. I would like to add: Why do I need to get the hair here? Because of this It can increase the lines of the hair. The hair lines in the picture above were reduced by dermabrasion, so I made a separate layer for the hair. The principle is like this, but if you find it troublesome, you can remove the picture of which hair. layer. As shown in Figure 4:

Figure 4
5. "Background copy" and "hair" optional colors 1 (the method is relative, not absolute):
Red, Option, Undertone: Black +33%.