19th Hour _guide

Ok. So I have been getting a few questions as of late here..most about how I do the post editing, get the colors I get, etc. etc. so I thought I would submit a downscaled version of the original PS CS2 file ( file size: 3.5 MB ) from a recent work: 19th Hour The .psd file is scaled to around 800x350 pixels. Also, this file is intended to be used specifically for research purposes ONLY. I am not granting use to reproduce, remanipulate or remake this and claim as your own.

It's not an elaborate tutorial with screenshots step by step, but fuck those anyway, heh. The way I have learned so far has been to actually open up the program and simply start playing around.. (without someone holding your hand the whole way - no image is a linear process and so you shouldn't start out learning that way anyway. mistakes will be made. there is never a right/wrong way to do things. trial and error has served me better then any teacher ever did.) I've made sure to label each layer accordingly and you should have no problem checking out the adjustment layers, seeing how i've ordered things, masks, etc. I'm not sure if this will work with anything before CS2, since that was what I used to save it..so you're on your own there my friends

But yes, I really do hope this does help you some..and I apologize for not getting around to answer questions you may have been posting. Was going to just disable them from now on since i'm not specifically looking for any advice/input and am just trying to stick with my guts for the most part, but I think people should always be free to say what they think

Also, i've included the two original images (sky and building) as the preview here on Devart. Both were taken with the only camera I currently have: an Olympus C8080, 28mm. I think you can tell that while these images are semi-interesting, there is quite a bit that goes into the post editing to get the finished result that not only myself, but many others here do!! ( =bosniak, *kil1k, *x-horizon, =orangebutt, & =raun just to name a few)

Note: You have to click 'download to desktop' to get the .psd file, full view only zooms heh