I did this in rgb and am not totally confident in it so thought I would have you take a look at it.
Joyed
Class 2 ex. 1
Joyed,
Sorry this took so long but I wanted to give you some good information.
Let's take this step by step....
Step 1 attached image 1: Set multiple hue clocks on the RGB image to get a feel for what is going on here..you use "Alt-click" to set the hue clocks as shown.
Step2 Attached Image 2: Let's increase the red rather than kill off the blue. The entire image looked like it could use a bit of warmth. I set a nuetral on the middle grey square to give me some guidance on the amount of red to work with.
Step 3 attached Image 3: Brighten overall image by giving the composite curve a tug.
This is one of the hardest images in the entire class because of the mixed lighting. The green in the Skull is due to the reflection of the grenn brushes and is "sort of" real...You want the glasses to be the brightest white and the shadow under the yellow bulb looks like a good one...The mustard color of the wall on the right also give you many things to think about....Go slow and make 1 change at a time...
Greg
Sorry this took so long but I wanted to give you some good information.
Let's take this step by step....
Step 1 attached image 1: Set multiple hue clocks on the RGB image to get a feel for what is going on here..you use "Alt-click" to set the hue clocks as shown.
Step2 Attached Image 2:
Step 3 attached Image 3:
This is one of the hardest images in the entire class because of the mixed lighting. The green in the Skull is due to the reflection of the grenn brushes and is "sort of" real...You want the glasses to be the brightest white and the shadow under the yellow bulb looks like a good one...The mustard color of the wall on the right also give you many things to think about....Go slow and make 1 change at a time...
Greg
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