moire christening

[acomb9709]

not sure how to fix this 

[Damien Symonds]

Channel Mixer layer:

• R 0, +75, +25, -6
• G 0, +75, +25, -3
• B 0, +75, +25, +6

[acomb9709]

Can you remind me where I put these numbers in elements and a link to the tutorial? Thanks for your help

 

[Damien Symonds]

Oh heck, I'm so sorry, I do that every time, don't I?

Ok, do it this way instead:

1. Add a Brightness/Contrast layer.  Don't make any adjustments to it.

2. Add a Solid Color layer - R0 G150 B255.  Set its blend mode to "Multiply".  Clip it to the B/C layer below it.  At this point the whole photo will be a very rich blue/cyan colour.

3. Add a Hue/Saturation layer.  On the Master Channel move the Saturation slider down to -100.  Then go to Cyans and move the Lightness slider to +50.  Then go to Blues and move the Lightness slider to -30.  Clip that layer to the layers below.  At this point the whole photo should be a fairly dark black-and-white, with almost no moire.

4. Add another Solid Color layer on "Color Dodge" blend mode.  Use the values R92 G95 B112 (or thereabouts).  Clip that layer to the layers beneath.  Now the whole photo should be shirt colour.

5. Finally, go back to the Brightness/Contrast layer and mask it to the shirt only.

[Damien Symonds]

How did this go, @acomb9709?

[Damien Symonds]

@acomb9709?

[acomb9709]

i didn’t end up using that picture, but had a trial on how to apply by applying numbers