Why it Works | Tinting a Photo

[Dalis]

Ok, I transformed mine to b/w and then tinted it like they used to do to look antique.

 

[bellbird]

I wonder what Bart would look like tinted a different colour?!

 

[merank]

kiss

 

[Li Li Wee]

 

[merank]

kiss!

 

[Oldenmeade]

Thanks for the challenge and the tutorial, Jenn. I used a peachy/pink/orange tint on the photos.

 

[jenn mccabe]

oh that puppy face!!! i'm headed to the gallery to leave you a nice comment on this beauty! @Oldenmeade

 

[michele hillam]

(This photo was originally very yellow due to the oak door as the background, I tinted the photo pink with a blending mode but thought the girls were too pink so I extract them and toned down the yellow by lowering the saturation)

 

[jenn mccabe]

I love the changes you made to it! definitely fun to create your own custom backdrop this way! Love! @michele hillam

 

[cfile]

Awesome job Michele

 

[wvsandy]

Still a fun technique to play with!

 

[jenn mccabe]

Still a fun technique to play with!

your tinting looks amazing with the kit colors! perfect match!

 

[Dalis]

(This photo was originally very yellow due to the oak door as the background, I tinted the photo pink with a blending mode but thought the girls were too pink so I extract them and toned down the yellow by lowering the saturation)

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Suddenly, the girls pop out of the picture! Great way to "fix" your picture!

 

[keepscrappin]

 

[BevG]

Bart - the man - I mean frog - you have been here before.
Kiss kiss

 

[keepscrappin]

 

[mcurtt]

Kiss