HQ Color and BW Retouch wrote:
something like this ??

i had exactly something like this in mind but im more concern with uneven tones(she looks a little bit dirty haha). hell i dont know how to explain it in english.

Neil Snape wrote:
I'd probably add a layer adjustment and put some red back into the 3/4 tones. You've got too much cyan, or not enough red there.

You could do this with many other techniques though.

tnx i would try that.

Ashish Arora wrote:
What did you use for d&b? Standard PS tools?

I used a lazy technique I saw online. White brush for light, black for shadow then gaussian bllur n low opacity for the layers. But i had the problem with the colors before d&b.

Nikoleta Despodova wrote:
But i had the problem with the colors before d&b.

Before d&b? Are you sure? Then, you need to color correct the image. Hope you know how to do that.

Neil Snape wrote:
You've got too much cyan, or not enough red there.

This.

Use Selective Color adjustment layer, and back off Cyan in the reds and the yellows, and add some yellows in the picture when you do that.

Ashish Arora wrote:

This.

Use Selective Color adjustment layer, and back off Cyan in the reds and the yellows, and add some yellows in the picture when you do that.

Tnx a lot. ill give it a try. the original image was very grainy and i guess i wasn't able to work it haha oops thats my lame excuse lol

tnx a lot guys

Ni Anluain wrote:
The highlights are very harshly carved in on her nose, cheeks, etc. Way too much! I like the colors but very harsh carving - makes her look like a tranny :-P

ill try make it softer.

btw what means tranny? my english is not very good

Nikoleta Despodova wrote:
btw what means tranny? my english is not very good

A transvestite. As in a a transgender woman or male transvestite.

Eg: Micheal Jackson.

Ashish Arora wrote:
A transvestite. As in a a transgender woman or male transvestite.

Eg: Micheal Jackson.

loooool
+111
as for OP
i don't see how this could be something to difficult to work out, if it isn't warm enough, go to something like levels, or selective colour and take out the blue or the green, and maybe adding more red or yellow, but so it is not too saturated.


edit:
after taking out the blue/green problems, might just want to take the whole image under a warm tone, as the skin needs it too, or maybe do something about the shadows, so it doesn't look at greyish.

edit again:
looks like this case has been solved...