j20

I've been reading some tutorials on how to make digital photos look like cross-processed film (basically film that has been developed in the wrong chemicals. typically done on purpose to achieve cool effects)

Here is the original:



Here is my second version:



And here is my third version:



Which do you like best?

treed

j20, that's a cool effect you got going in the third attempt. This tutorial might help ya. It uses cross processing techniques, just on a different subject. PhotoWalkthrough.com - tutorial guidance on photography image creation and tools.

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Ler

A great place is good-tutorials.com It has MANY tutorials on how to manipulate photographs using photoshop, you can translate most of what they say to a different program seeing how photoshop costs a TON of money.

Trocisp

If you'd like to try something interesting, try applying the filters to only part of the picture. For instance - put the blue-filter only over the shaded areas of your eyes, so they look much more red and yellow, and are only 50% as blue as they were. Or, any other color. :P

j20

I have Adobe Photoshop CS3. :]

Thanks for the tip!

Perplexed Pixie

Very cool!!
I like the 2nd version best ~ dramatic

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Ler

Well once you tinker some more post up some new versions of your old picture, thats a little confusing. Show us your progress?

I've tried this process myself with some of my digital shots.

Edit: You can see the differences better on bigger pictures, which I can't figure out how to do on forums.

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