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1. Cria um layer em branco

2. Vai a Filter>Sketch> Halftone Pattern. Muda o Size para 11 e o Contrast para 50 e o Pattern Type para line.

3. Vai a Image> Rotate Canvas> 90 CW.

4. Vai a filter > distort> polar coordinates. Rectangular to Polar.

5. Se quiseres podes apagar as margens com a ferramenta lasso tool com feather em 20 px.

Resultado Final:

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Take your base, dulpicate and set to screen 40%
If needed, you can change the opacity.

Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Photo Filter
Cyan, Density 25%

Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Selective Color
Reds: -100, 0, 100, 0
Yellows: -100, 0, 100, 0
Cyans: 100, -10, 100, 100
Neutrals: -21, 0, -19, 20

Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Selective Color
Reds: -100, 0, -18, 0
Yellows: 100, 28, -21, 0

Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Selective Color
Reds: -47, 0, 100, 11
Yellows: 39, -100, -60, 9
Cyans: 100, 28, -100, -100
Neutrals: 43, -3, -12, -7

Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Hue/Saturation
Saturation: 5

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Prepare your base as you normally would

1. Layers > New Adjuestment Layer > Curves

RGB: Input: 100
Output: 170

2. Layers > New Adjustment Layer > Hue/Saturation

Saturation: +25 (Depends on your image. Please increase the saturation responsibly. I don't want you to end up with a grainy image)

3. Layers > New Adjustment Layer > Curves

RGB: Input: 115
Output: 135

And you're done! Other examples:




Have an image you like but isn't really dark enough and it ends up looking really light? There's a simple trick to that. Just duplicate your image and set it to multiply. Then adjust the fill responsibly until you get the outcome you want.

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1) Layers > New Adjustment Layer > Curves

RGB: Input: 100
Output: 135 (Make this value lower if your image turned out too bright)

2) Layers > New Adjustment Layer > Selective Color

Reds: Cyan: -100
Yellow: +100
Black: +20

Yellows: Cyan: +100
Yellow: -70

Cyans: Cyan: +80
Yellow: -80

Neutrals: Cyan: +20

3) Layers > New Adjustment Layer > Curves

Red/Green: Input: 100
Output: 120

Blue: Input: 100
Output: 125

4) Layers > New Adjustment Layer > Hue/Saturation

Saturation: +15 (Depends on your image. Please increase the saturation responsibly. You don't want to end up with a grainy image)

And voila! Just tweak the Curves and the Selective Coloring until you're satisfied with what you've come up with. You can always add a Brightness/Contrast to give it a little bit of sprucing up.

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