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Color/Light Enhancing 1/10(Very Very Easy)
#1
Here is a very very simple and easy trick that people rarely know of

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Not the biggest change in the world but its defiantly noticeable when you do it


Step 1:
Create a new layer and apply the image.

Step 2:
Go to Filter>Other>High Pass
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Final Step:
Put the layer on Soft Light.
#2
I must be blind, but I can't see the change.
#3
1 sec let me to try to make a gif it changes a lot but its hard to tell when they are side to side[COLOR="Silver"]

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#4
Thats pretty cool.
#5
[COLOR="White"][SIZE="2"]Thank for the small tip.
Should come in handy.

Cookied.[/SIZE][/COLOR]
#6
helpful, thank you
#7
[COLOR="Lime"][SIZE="3"]yeah, this should help me since I totally suck at making sigs.
I'll experiment with this, thanks.
Cookie time for you my friend <3[/SIZE][/COLOR]
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Kind Regards, Aaron
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#8
Great guide. Although I use Gimp instead of Photoshop, but I still made it work!
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#9
[COLOR="Cyan"][SIZE="2"]Be sure to change the opacity. I use that only when it doesn't look too contrast-y. I haven't been using it at all the past few signatures I've created.

It's a nice tip, I didn't know about it until I read a tutorial on lighting.[/SIZE][/COLOR]
#10
Decent, though there are better ways. Highpass is more or less a more advanced way I use for sharpening.


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