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STEP 1
Crop your base and clean it up.
STEP 2
Duplicate the base.
Set the new layer to SOFT LIGHT at 100%
STEP 3
Create a SELECTIVE COLOR adjustment layer.
(Layer -- New Adjustment Layer -- Selective Color)
REDS: Cyan +100 / Magenta +7 / Yellow +75 / Black 0
YELLOWS: Cyan +100 / Magenta -26 / Yellow -46 / Black -44
NEUTRALS: Cyan +17 / Magenta -15 / Yellow -36 / Black -13
STEP 4
Create a HUE SATURATION adjustment layer.
(Layer -- New Adjustment Layer -- Hue/Saturation)
MASTER: Hue 0 / Saturation +15 / Lightness 0
STEP 5
Create *another* SELECTIVE COLOR adjustment layer.
(Layer -- New Adjustment Layer -- Selective Color)
REDS: Cyan -100 / Magenta +60 / Yellow +34 / Black -26
YELLOWS: Cyan -100 / Magenta +33 / Yellow +41 / Black +17
NEUTRALS: Cyan +22 / Magenta -7 / Yellow -5 / Black -6
Tadaaaaaaa!
HERE'S A TIP: I usually do all of that business *ONCE* then save the PSD file with all of the layers. If you have a stack of bases, you can just plug them into the PSD file (over the original base, and under those fancy adjustment layers) and then save-save-save. It beats the hell out of typing in all of those numbers over and over! :D
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