A case of classical "reverse negative punch" Portrait processing

"Reverse negative punch" is a special technique in film filming. is to use negative flushing process to flush temoerature, this will get more bizarre and interesting colors. If used in mm portrait photos, it will be filled with a kind of avantgarde and even decadent decadent color.

Photoshop is known as the "digital darkroom", we can of course use PS to make a "reverse negative punch" for pp.

We first appreciate the tea's PP, the original image and the "reverse negative punch" effect of the comparison:


Open the image and let the right side show the channel panel


Select the blue channel in the channel Control Panel and go to the "Image" menu and select "Apply Image"
Select "Reverse", blending mode with "multiply", opacity is 50%, confirmed.



Select the green channel in the channel Control Panel and go to the "Image" menu and select "Apply Image"
Select "Reverse", blending mode with "multiply", opacity is 20%, confirmed.



Select the red channel in the channel Control Panel, go to the "Image" menu, select "Apply image",
Mixed mode with "color deepened", confirm.

Select the blue channel in the channel Control Panel, enter the "image"-"Adjust" menu, select "Color level" (or directly using the shortcut key "Ctrl+l") in the "Input level" three column input: 25, 0.75, 150, confirmed.



Select the green channel in the Channel Control Panel, enter the "image"-"Adjust" menu, select "Color level" (or directly using the shortcut key "Ctrl+l") in the "Input level" three column input: 40, 1.20, 220, confirmed.



Select the red channel in the Channel Control Panel, enter the "image"-"Adjust" menu, select "Color level" (or use the shortcut key "Ctrl+l") in the "Input level" three column input: 50, 1.30, 255, confirmed.



Select all RGB channels in the Channel Control Panel, enter the "image"-"Adjust" menu, select "Brightness/contrast" to adjust the contrast brightness-5, contrast +20, confirm.



In the Channel Control Panel select all RGB channels, into the "image"-"Adjust" menu, choose "Hue/saturation" (or directly using the shortcut "Ctrl+u") to adjust saturation +15, confirm.

This is the ultimate effect, the way it is.

Everyone can adjust according to their own situation.

Final Finish Effect: