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Toy Camera Delight – Mixology Recipe by Post Production Pye
Necessary Ingredients
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Make sure the following adjustments are made and are layered in the following order to get this exact effect:
Warm (Base Pack) @ 50%
Cross Processing (Base Pack) @ 50%
Brighten (Base Pack) @ 50%
B&W + Neutral Punch (Antique Pack) @ 50%
Color Burn Radial Vignette (Base Pack) @ 35%
Grain Blast (Base Pack) @ 24%
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PS VINTAGE ACTIONS
I. Vintage Mixologies- 1. Carmel Popcorn Mixology
- 2. Film Circa 1920 Mixology
- 3. Faded Film Mixology
- 4. Black and White Springtime Fade
- 5. Toy Camera Delight Mixology
- 6. Whimsically Bright Mixology
- 7. Teal Orange Blast Mixology
- 8. Snow White Mixology
- 9. Johnny Rocket's Classic Warmth
- 10. Black and White Fever - Mixology
- 11. Big Blue Mixology
- 12. A Red, Red Autumn Mixology
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