Need a tip, or help

[Brucato]

Hey, sorry for probably too big image here.

Im interested in how to, create this style of photo.
Particularry looking for tutorial for this white (or whity) tint, it soft hope you see what i mean.
Everything else I understand. Theres added contrast and vibrance/saturation.

Please help. I cannot name this style, the white tint, you can look at other photos of jaimeibarra on deviantART he has almost in every photo that tint. I dont know how to name it, maybe its something else. If I could I would probably find a tutorial for that.

Thank you in advance, been viewing this forum alot, dps is known to me for years, and this is the first time I come for help.

Best regards: Brucato

[zona5101]

Hi and welcome.
I don't see any white or "whity" tint in this image. Are you taking about the brightness? as in pushing the highlights up- like her high cheek is bright but not overesxposed? that? or???

[Photologyst]

Hi Brucato:

The face has obviously been enhanced. The eyes are bizarrely large and “bright.” While the freckles are still there, the face looks plastic to me.

This is probably done in several programs, Photoshop and a portrait program.

The photo has been layered. You can plunk in a colorful background and work that with “gaussian blur” filter in Photoshop.

I have no idea what you mean by “whity tint.” Those white spots in the background are probably lights but they could also be a luminous collage of color. You could put down the colors that you see, enhance as desired, blur them and use as a layered background in one of your own photos.

Lumico

[Brucato]

Originally Posted by zona5101

Hi and welcome.
I don't see any white or "whity" tint in this image. Are you taking about the brightness? as in pushing the highlights up- like her high cheek is bright but not overesxposed? that? or???

thanks for replies, but hey, you see the white "tint" here http://cs9261.vkontakte.ru/u354594/9...x_cb26d6c0.jpg

or is it just increased brightness?
if not, and you dont know what i mean, then ill just delete this thread.

[Photologyst]

Originally Posted by Brucato

thanks for replies, but hey, you see the white "tint" here http://cs9261.vkontakte.ru/u354594/9...x_cb26d6c0.jpg

or is it just increased brightness?
if not, and you dont know what i mean, then ill just delete this thread.

It's merely exposure, luminosity and a blur filter; a blur which, in that photo looks very strange to me. However, art is subjective.

[edbayani]

your second sample which is from a different photographer is normal color but the left side of the tree branch was lightened maybe to give separation between hair and the branch. the white i see is the washed out strip in the bg.
the first sample photo is from another photographer and the color is more of yellow except for the black of the eyes which was probably masked during the adding of the yellow tint. the background is also washed out and blurred but must have painted the the yellow colors and some red on the white areas, done on another layer and adjusted the opacity.

[Piff]

Brucato, I see what you're talking about. Almost a milky haze over the photo.

It looks like maybe they compressed the color pallet a small amount using levels, and then brought up the dark areas some using the highlight/shadows command in PS? Just a guess as I've never tried to get that effect before.

Regards.

[Niresangwa]

there are multiple ways to do this using gradient filters at different opacities and different colours. deviant art is rich in 'free' actions you can run right into PS and use... as for that milky-vintage tint, use the exposure preset layer and use the 'offset' slider. literally everyone who uses this treatment effect will have different ways of doing it.

[Gina9942]

to do it add a color over the image, like a soft yellow and (in photoshop ) and then set opacity to like 25%. You can play around with the layer modes as well. It looks like there are probably some other adjustments on that particular photo, probably some color balancing, but this is the haze.

A quick example:

[Brucato]

Originally Posted by Piff

Brucato, I see what you're talking about. Almost a milky haze over the photo.

It looks like maybe they compressed the color pallet a small amount using levels, and then brought up the dark areas some using the highlight/shadows command in PS? Just a guess as I've never tried to get that effect before.

Regards.

yes yes, thats what I mean, its nice that we see "the art") thank you very much

thanks again... the "Almost a milky haze over the photo." is the right answer, I'll try to look for the tutorials for it