vanilla/cream look

[nery]

hi Damien and the team!

I was looking for something like this look http://www.kccactions.com/actions/vanilla , to be creamy, soft and airy, can you point me in which direction I should go, is it an overlay, color cast?

Here is my sooc picture. Thank you in advance!
Nery

[Anna-Lena Ström McGrath]

I think Damien wants SOOR.  Not SOOC.  SOOR = Raw edits done (WB, Contrast, Noise etc).

Also, can you double check that you are in sRGB?  If you are, fine...if not, follow  This

[Damien Symonds]

@nery?

[nery]

hi Anna-Lena and Damien, sorry for late answer.

I had problem with color space which Damien helped me solved, so I think I'mi in sRGB now, can you please check?

And here is my SOOR (still not finished with all RAW class, and hard to find any grey area).

thank you!
Nery

[Damien Symonds]

Lovely.

What's your intention for the background?  It would be very easy to replace it, to remove that clutter.  Do you intend to do so?

[nery]

hi Damien, I was thinking to replace it, I would love to see how you will do it!

Btw, can't thank you enough for this tutorial: http://www.damiensymonds.net/replace-background-hair

thank you!
Nery

[Damien Symonds]

Well, because there's no hair, you can easily whack a Solid Color or Gradient layer in there, and mask it around the clothing without much fuss.

[nery]

Not sure how to do it with Gradient layer, never tried it before, and I'm now at work, can give it a try once I come home.

 

 

[Damien Symonds]

http://www.damiensymonds.net/preventing-banding-in-backdrops/

[nery]

Saw this tutorial but never tried it, I'll try tonight thx a lot!

 

[nery]

hi Damien, tried last night, but not sure if I'm done it ok, couldn't mach the color around the baby to the background, so I have masked it later on, I've saved the photo during the process can you please check should it be like this? Thank you in advance!

[Damien Symonds]

Is there a funny little line at the top?