Go from this:  To this:  Or this: In 3-4 easy steps. No selective coloring. Maybe translatable, uses curves, fill layers, and the Luminance (LEGACY) setting.   1. Prep your base: Crop, sharpen...your base, drag to the top and set to soft light at 100%. 5. FOR 2nd RESULT: Repeat step 4. 6. You're done! Add all the effects or text you want and enjoy! Comment please! Other results:    

to Program: Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, etc Includes: Hue/Saturation, Color Fill, Levels ★This coloring doesn't look too good with white backgrounds or extremely light pictures! ★ If you... 0, 0.88, 255 Output: Stays the same Green Input: 12, 1.00, 230 Output: Stays the same Blue Input: 29, 1.00 211 Output: Stays the same Please leave comments here , thanks :)) ★Examples

to Program: Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, etc Includes: Hue/Saturation, Color Fill, Levels ★This coloring doesn't look too good with white backgrounds or extremely light pictures! ★ If you want... 19, 0.77, 255 Output: 18, 247 Red Input: 0, 0.88, 255 Output: Stays the same Green Input: 12, 1.00, 230 Output: Stays the same Blue Input: 29, 1.00 211 Output: Stays the same Examples

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k then. we'll be going from ---> in 5 fairly easy steps :] program: paint shop pro x difficulty: rather easy translatable: yupp includes: channel mixer, hue/saturation lightness, 1 fill layer... 5. layers > new raster layer. fill it with #e0e0e0 & set it to multiply 100% (this isnt totally necessary; its just to tone down the colours a bit) w00t, you're done. show me your results? (:

from this:  to this:  Program: PSPX2 Translatable: Yes, doesn't use Selective coloring. Steps: 8 We're using a lovely new image of Robert Pattinson, yay! :D 1: Crop, Sharpen, and Screen your base... Red: 98, 1, -6, 0 Green: -3, 100, 0, -1 Blue: 6, -6, 98, 6 8 (Optional): Make a new Raster Layer and add a small text brush with the color white. Voila! You're done(: Make sure you leave some love

go from --> in eight steps! * used photoshop * saturation * translatable 1. duplicate base layer and sharpen, then set opacity to screen 40% 2. make a new layer and fill with orange #FEAC43 and... i made the opacity of the layer in step 3 higher. you can mess around with that layer to make your image a little more matte, if you wish.     hope you liked it, and i'd like to see results! (:

From this: To this: 5 Steps Translatable to all programs Original picture: 1. Desaturate your image, the image I chose was already desaturated. I usually make a new layer and fill it with... change the opacity between 20 to 30%. 5. Now get the layer you desaturated... set it on Hard Light and change the opacity between 50 to 60%. Final result: Comment and ask any questions here .

to Made in PSP 11. Translatable Easy 1; Layers>New Adjustment Layer>Channel Mixer Red: 120, -70, 20 Green: 0, 95, 0 Blue: -30, 50, 114 2; Layers>New Adjustment Layer>Channel Mixer Red... 0, -20, -40 6; Layers>New Adjustment Layer>Hue/Saturation/Lightness Reds: -20 Yellows: -20 7; Copy merged, paste as a new layer, and set to Screen 100%. Other examples;

FROM TO Level: Beginner to Intermediate Program CS2, but translatable (NO selective coloring) 1. Crop your base. Notes: I chose a picture that has good quality publicity shot with no major...layers I end up with the result below. I know there are some other similar style tutorials, but I wanted to make one that was translatable. Other examples using the same basic method.