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sephiroth ([info]sephiroth) wrote,
@ 2008-02-04 19:18:00


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graphic ppl on my flist? plz help?
I'm trying to make icons from one movie and the other is a tv show.

I can't seem to make them not look either grainy or too weird when brightened. Could anyone give me advice?

Here is all I know how to do in Adobe.

Match Color
Levels
Variations
Soft Light
Screen
Overlay
Seletcive Color


Below the cut is the images that have been particularly difficult for me.







I just can't make them NOT suck. :/


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[info]ludivine
2008-02-05 07:12 pm UTC (link)
Personally, I think the second one is unsalvageable--you could make it useable by screening + sharpening the shit out of it, but both the lighting and quality are so bad I don't think it's possible to manage to make it pretty. As for #1, the contrast and saturation are low, so taking the standard screen + soft light formula everyone knows, I'd just duplicate the soft light layer once or twice extra, and possibly duplicate the screen if it gets too dark after that.

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