[ketchup]

I tried, ignore the sucky text, great tutorial overall though!

[ketchup]

Made this one for a friend, sorry for double post...

[heathen]

this is what I came up with...



yeah, I know, I need to work on my lack of text skills

[lotko]

Great tut! :l: Gotta try it out

[omgitstehjesus]

here is my try at it :)

[papadopolis]

strawberrys!

[Zoidberg]

My result. This was actually my first photomanip, ever :O. I really love this tut, great job :).

[HolyCloak]

>.>

[Conspirator45]

heres what i got. i like it. :)

[xoxo..Retz]

OMG... So awesome!! ^.^
I'll post my result when it's done!

Done!

[Fl4m3d_Sky]

Thanks guys.

[Conspirator45]

:h:

[Plixitypl0x]

Nice tut! I've been wondering how to do manips :D.

Result:


Not the best, but I like it =].

[BloodLord]

This wat i got

[jtsmt]

This was a great tutorial, mate! Thanks a million. You've given me some inspiration for things to do with all the hundreds of photos I take when we go out camping in the summer.

Cheers!

[v0id]

nice tut!
here's what i got:

[SwissMiss]

Beautiful, quick and easy. Only I think you sort of left a step out, although it's implied.

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I chose green as foreground, brown as background, and set the mapped layer to overlay at 85%.

Doesn't that mean you have to copy visible and paste in a new layer, then run a gradient map (colors>map>gradient map), making sure that your gradient is set to FG to BG?

I did two outcomes with the same stock (using slightly different cuts):



and

[xXKIRAXx]

very nice editing u have done to all the photo's
u have pride in ur owrk

[coreper]

awesome tutorial!
here is my outcome [a bit different from the rest [much bigger], but i like it :D]:

[iamwyatt4life]

Excellent Tutorial!