Ah! I lost the settings I used on these pictures in CS2!

[BurtonCCC]

I didn't take either of these pictures (I did extensive work on both of them though), but I was trying out my new Alien Skin Exposure plug-in and I needed to do some quick tests. As soon as I open the plug-in, these settings went right onto these pictures and I LOVE them, but now I can't recreate them. I'm a real Photoshop newbie, so can any more experienced users tell me what it looks like the settings are?

If it helps, the first picture was originally color and the second one was black and white (obviously). I believe on one of them, I had to convert it from B&W to RGB or from RGB to B&W to use the filter, I just don't remember. Thanks.

Daniel.

 

[Nermal]

Your links are dead. They're returning 403 (forbidden) errors.

 

[BurtonCCC]

Hmm. I'll just link you to the blog entry.

If you still can't see the pictures, use Firefox. I know Blogger has had some troubles with Safari.

Dan.

 

[Nermal]

Now that I've looked at the blog, they're showing up in the thread

 

[BurtonCCC]

Haha, figures!

I'm going to be so pissed if I can't get that effect back... I love the way they look. I'm reinstalling the plug-in now to see if it will revert to some default setting or something...

God knows I'll make sure to save it next time if I get it back.

Dan.

 

[BurtonCCC]

Found it. "Special - Cross Process Agfa Optima." Whew.

Dan.

 

[Mike Teezie]

I really like that cross process, I'd like to try it on some of my studio shots.