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UKthewhitewolf
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Post subject: Togo - Back in colour  Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 2:08 pm |
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I really was stuck as to where to put this but decided this was probably the best section for it. Anyways, I was actually kinda bored and read a post by JC about there not being any colour photo's of Togo which is a shame really so I thought I'd have a shot at some Photo Manipulation and gave him some colour back. I have no idea if this is his actual colouring as it was a black and white photo and, as said, there aren't any colour photo's of Togo so I guessed, it was fun though. Just in case anyone wants to know - Done in Photoshop 7.0 Original photograph © whoever took it. I don't own it. 
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Post subject: Re: Togo - Back in colour Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 2:10 pm |
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wowzer!!! did you really rendered it? I have photoshop 7.0 too but I have no idea of how to make it  anyway, great job^^ is cool to see Togo's probably real colors 
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Mighty
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Post subject: Re: Togo - Back in colour Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2008 4:39 pm |
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I've done this before. If you don't mind. Anyhow, Nice work. How did you do this? I mean, what was your method ?
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UKthewhitewolf
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Post subject: Re: Togo - Back in colour Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:30 am |
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Awww, that's cute Mighty! Interesting to see the two versions. I think yours is more of a vivid brown...
I created a new layer which was set to...Multiply or Screen...or Overlay, unsure now, traced Togo with a brown brush, locked the opacity and altered the colours until I thought it looked right.
Thanks to everyone else for the replies too! ^^
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Mighty
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Post subject: Re: Togo - Back in colour Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 11:32 am |
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UK teh white wolfer wrote: Awww, that's cute Mighty! Interesting to see the two versions. I think yours is more of a vivid brown...
I created a new layer which was set to...Multiply or Screen...or Overlay, unsure now, traced Togo with a brown brush, locked the opacity and altered the colours until I thought it looked right.
Thanks to everyone else for the replies too! ^^ Cool. I'll try that. I painted over mine.
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Mighty
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Post subject: Re: Togo - Back in colour Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:40 pm |
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JerseyCaptain wrote: Mightybalto1925 wrote: UK teh white wolfer wrote: Awww, that's cute Mighty! Interesting to see the two versions. I think yours is more of a vivid brown...
I created a new layer which was set to...Multiply or Screen...or Overlay, unsure now, traced Togo with a brown brush, locked the opacity and altered the colours until I thought it looked right.
Thanks to everyone else for the replies too! ^^ Cool. I'll try that. I painted over mine. It is nice. But given what we now know about this photo, I think more gray around the eyes, muzzle and, apparently, even on the head, is needed.  thanks.  i'll keep that in mind.
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UKthewhitewolf
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Post subject: Re: Togo - Back in colour Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:45 pm |
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Mightybalto1925 wrote: UK teh white wolfer wrote: Awww, that's cute Mighty! Interesting to see the two versions. I think yours is more of a vivid brown...
I created a new layer which was set to...Multiply or Screen...or Overlay, unsure now, traced Togo with a brown brush, locked the opacity and altered the colours until I thought it looked right.
Thanks to everyone else for the replies too! ^^ Cool. I'll try that. I painted over mine. At a low opacity yes? Using low opacity works well with the layer being set to one of those I mentioned. Also I'd try not to use the burn and dodge tools, the photo has all the shading already, using one of those modes will allow it to show all the shading already. Dodge tends to make things shine too much.
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Post subject: Re: Togo - Back in colour Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 2:20 pm |
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UK teh white wolfer wrote: Mightybalto1925 wrote: UK teh white wolfer wrote: Awww, that's cute Mighty! Interesting to see the two versions. I think yours is more of a vivid brown...
I created a new layer which was set to...Multiply or Screen...or Overlay, unsure now, traced Togo with a brown brush, locked the opacity and altered the colours until I thought it looked right.
Thanks to everyone else for the replies too! ^^ Cool. I'll try that. I painted over mine. At a low opacity yes? Using low opacity works well with the layer being set to one of those I mentioned. Also I'd try not to use the burn and dodge tools, the photo has all the shading already, using one of those modes will allow it to show all the shading already. Dodge tends to make things shine too much. Yes, of course. Thanks for the tip. I'll keep that in mind.
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