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Arrow Picture temperature
How to obtain the 'temperature' just like in the pictures?

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(I couldn't find another way to share the picture without having to share links. Sorry Oh and, the pictures belong to Mr. Joseph Vincent, a Youtube artist, who kinda look like Ryan Higa(nigahiga), also a Youtube artist )
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Old 12-14-2010, 11:51 AM
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White balance?

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Old 12-14-2010, 12:13 PM
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Thank you for replying. Will try white balance soon... thank you again!
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That's not white balance, its a bit more complicated. Its a subtle cross process filter.
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Looks quite a bit like LilyBlue actions may have been used.
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Obtained by editing the photo in Photoshop?
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Yes, definitely post-processing. It may well have been done with a preset series of actions, as Susan mentioned. In a nutshell, it looks like the colour saturation (possibly a saturation control or a channel mixer for more control) has been toned down and the range of contrast reduced (nothing is stark black or white - the curves tool is perfect for this).

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Yes, definitely post-processing. It may well have been done with a preset series of actions, as Susan mentioned. In a nutshell, it looks like the colour saturation (possibly a saturation control or a channel mixer for more control) has been toned down and the range of contrast reduced (nothing is stark black or white - the curves tool is perfect for this).

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