Robyn Gough Designs » Cross Processing http://robyngough.com Wed, 08 Feb 2012 05:18:38 +0000 en hourly 1 Cross Processing Graphically Challenged http://robyngough.com/2009/03/16/cross-processing-graphically-challenged/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=cross-processing-graphically-challenged http://robyngough.com/2009/03/16/cross-processing-graphically-challenged/#comments Mon, 16 Mar 2009 02:59:00 +0000 clikchic http://digiscrapart.com/blog/?p=179 The March Graphically Challenged at DSP is to 'cross process' a photo and create a layout with that photo. Cross processing is a traditional still film photography technique that can produce some really striking results, however you can achieve similar effects in photoshop without messing with those stinky chemicals! I have done a tutorial to demonstrate how to achieve the effect in photoshop. The challenge is to create a layout using the cross processed photo and have it take up the entire page. I decided to scraplift a layout done by Klamb1111 because I loved the affect she created on her layout with the tutorial and had the perfect photo to use after Jasmine learnt how to ride her bike without training wheels over the weekend! Anyway, here is my layout using the technique, using the cross processed photo, blend modes and a background paper from my Altered Heart Page Kit.

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]]> The March Graphically Challenged at DSP is to 'cross process' a photo and create a layout with that photo. Cross processing is a traditional still film photography technique that can produce some really striking results, however you can achieve similar effects in photoshop without messing with those stinky chemicals! I have done a tutorial to demonstrate how to achieve the effect in photoshop. The challenge is to create a layout using the cross processed photo and have it take up the entire page. I decided to scraplift a layout done by Klamb1111 because I loved the affect she created on her layout with the tutorial and had the perfect photo to use after Jasmine learnt how to ride her bike without training wheels over the weekend! Anyway, here is my layout using the technique, using the cross processed photo, blend modes and a background paper from my Altered Heart Page Kit.

LearningToRide web1 400x400 Cross Processing Graphically Challenged

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