They're selective. And done in a way that's not obvious...I don't really care for the effect, but if you want to do it, try boosting the contrast between color and monochrome. Except for the hat. Plenty of color there!
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I had originally just color ranged the hat but his face was REALLY flat that way, so I color ranged his face and desaturated it and then colorranged the cheeks on top of that--
appreciate the point re contrast of color to monochrome--
the picture was a hit with my wife and daughter--
it's definitely gimmicky but I enjoyed working on it, now I know a little more to improve this type of picture----
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boost the contrast just a little and maybe curve on it?
colors seem just a tad flat to me.
nice photo though
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They're selective. And done in a way that's not obvious...I don't really care for the effect, but if you want to do it, try boosting the contrast between color and monochrome. Except for the hat. Plenty of color there!
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Nice photo, though.
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did not like wearing that hat-
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are you talking about the blurring around the hat?--
I definitely got sloppy there--
I had originally just color ranged the hat but his face was REALLY flat that way, so I color ranged his face and desaturated it and then colorranged the cheeks on top of that--
appreciate the point re contrast of color to monochrome--
the picture was a hit with my wife and daughter--
it's definitely gimmicky but I enjoyed working on it, now I know a little more to improve this type of picture----
it was not a scan--
thanks
george