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DoubleT
27-12-2006, 18:05
ok, my wife is having a dilema about going from blonde to dark brown hair ive tried PS myself but my PS skills arent all that good when it comes to the "fiddley" stuff. would someone be able to do me a big favour and maker her hair brown please

thanks

:wave:




http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/DoubleT/DSC_0666.jpg

Grendel
27-12-2006, 18:15
http://www.image-evolution.co.uk/PSD/DSC_0666.jpg

Very rough and ready - you did say quick response!

DoubleT
27-12-2006, 18:20
how you do that grendel?? mine ends up looking like shes got dred lockS!

Glen
27-12-2006, 18:21
very quick edit too...Slightly more red than brown...sorry

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/500/DSC_0666.jpg

Grendel
27-12-2006, 18:26
Create a Hue / Saturation adjustment layer. Drop the lightness so you can see a big difference, it doesn't matter what it looks like at this point - set your brush to black (or hit D on the keyboard to set default colours - hit X to toggle black / white to foreground / background colours). Paint on the adjustment layer to mask all but the hair - the more time you take the better the result, I did this in a couple of minutes so not very accurate. then adjust the the sliders on the adjustment layer until you get an effect you like.

HIMUPNORTH
27-12-2006, 18:29
Redhead it is lads. ;)

Glen
27-12-2006, 18:33
All I did was select a soft airbrush, pick a deep brown, then select opacity of about 30-40%, set to multiply and then just paint over the hair itself. Not the best tech. but very quick and easy.

InaGlo
27-12-2006, 18:33
Hmmm!
More red than brown but a quick & dirty anyway...




http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f93/Glorsclaws/DSC_0666.jpg

InaGlo
27-12-2006, 18:34
Ooops! .... Maybe not that quick!

In fact looking at the above posts ... too slow to catch a blimmin cold! :lol:

Glen
27-12-2006, 18:37
At least you've bothered to sharpen yours.....;)

RobbieW
27-12-2006, 18:53
Create a Hue / Saturation adjustment layer. Drop the lightness so you can see a big difference, it doesn't matter what it looks like at this point - set your brush to black (or hit D on the keyboard to set default colours - hit X to toggle black / white to foreground / background colours). Paint on the adjustment layer to mask all but the hair - the more time you take the better the result, I did this in a couple of minutes so not very accurate. then adjust the the sliders on the adjustment layer until you get an effect you like.

Learn something else today.

Thanks Paul

CT
27-12-2006, 19:08
Very rough and ready using Glo's effort as a starting point..

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/530/brown.jpg

Draw a freehand mask completely around the hair

Feather it by a few pixels, say 8-10

Reduce saturation by using the stauration slider and/or reduce red using the Red Green and Blue sliders.

DoubleT
27-12-2006, 20:14
thanks for you efforts guys, top jobs :thumbs:

we decided to go out and get a kit to die it! . this is how it is now..

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/DoubleT/DSC_0668.jpg

in fairness though, the photo of her in my first post didnt do her hair justice as it was looking a tad scruffy after a hard day at work!.#

but i think it looks much nicer in brown :)

yum yum

:clap:
oh, i was the one who dyed it!!! :thinking:



:wave:

RobertP
27-12-2006, 20:21
oh, i was the one who died it!!! :thinking:


Not been married long then?

Rule 1 - Don't do anything related to how she looks that could remotely be construed as 'your fault'

;)

You might get away with it this time though as it does look good :)

DoubleT
27-12-2006, 20:22
haha,, i got her to sign a disclaimer first :rules:


:bonk:

CT
27-12-2006, 20:59
LOL She looks great! :thumbs:

hypnotic
27-12-2006, 23:24
She does not look too happy in the photo.

I would keep a bag packed ..... Just in case!

ppp
27-12-2006, 23:29
cracking!

djaphoto
21-02-2007, 16:44
I couldn't even tell the pics were PS'd lol

Good work guys, and I like the brown by the way ;)