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It's all about - Light
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Originally Posted by
jnm

Originally Posted by
KmH
When you watch movies, look for the catchlights in the actors eyes during the closeups to see where the lights were set up for the shot.
movies and tv havent been the same since i started doing this and looking at the bokeh.
I think you mean depth-of-field, rather than bokeh.
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02-09-2010 08:39 PM
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Outside of the lighting which is obviously a ring light, I think I know how to get a somewhat similar effect.
There's a treatment called "Urban Acid" which is a good base point.
But once the image is acidified, you delete the "muted colors" layer.
Then add a photo filter adjustment layer and choose a single color at:
R-245
G-225
B-152
With density of 10%.
Set it blend mode to luminosity and adjust the opacity to suit.
Another method would be to blur the lightness channel in LAB mode to get the bloom effect and play with the blend mode and opacity to bring down the clipping.
The "glow" is being caused by blurring of the clipping IMO.

I used the "urban acid" treatment.
Last edited by thoughtcryme; 02-10-2010 at 01:38 PM.