Save & earn with MPB; trade-in and buy pre-loved
Comments

Hi Lucie,
it's not a complicated process. Duplicate the layer in photoshop, add a touch of gaussian blur to the new layer and then blend using soft light or multiply.
That's it... you may need to repeat the process a couple of times uisng multiply for soft light in turns but basically that's it. Different subjects require differing amounts of blur and blending and some just won't work at all but it's just matter of experimenting and trial and error...
I find reds, oranges, purples, flesh etc. work quite well while yellows and light colours tend not to.
it's not a complicated process. Duplicate the layer in photoshop, add a touch of gaussian blur to the new layer and then blend using soft light or multiply.
That's it... you may need to repeat the process a couple of times uisng multiply for soft light in turns but basically that's it. Different subjects require differing amounts of blur and blending and some just won't work at all but it's just matter of experimenting and trial and error...
I find reds, oranges, purples, flesh etc. work quite well while yellows and light colours tend not to.

djoyobisono
17
Great macro John, I really like this one. No wonder you got Editor's Choice award... congratulation!!!!
Click,
Dj
Click,
Dj