2019-05-01 Practical Photoshop

This scene of Lake Bled

in Slovenia looks like

it’s come out of a fairy tale,

so we’ve given it a similarly

enchanting treatment: black-

and-white infrared. True

infrared must be captured in-

camera, using either a dense

IR filter or an IR-converted

spare camera. But the

characteristic glowing foliage

and fine grain are fairly easy

Get the ethereal black-and-white infrared look with

a neat trick using the Channel Mixer command

IMPRESSIVE INFRARED

DOWNLOAD THE PROJECT FILES HERE http://bit.ly/pho98_files ON YOUR PC OR MAC

WATCH THE VIDEO

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BEFORE

AFTER

to replicate in Photoshop with

a combination of tonal tools

and simple filter effects. Here

we’ll look at three key factors

in the technique, with full

details in the video.