
For those of you that have already purchased and are enjoying the SLR Lounge Vintage Action Pack, we will be constantly releasing new Mixologies for you all to enjoy! Each new Mixology Action takes only 30 seconds and a few clicks to create and gives you a completely new look and action that you can add to your Photoshop Action Repertoire.
This week are displaying the “Carmel Popcorn” Mixology. It gives you a very warm and poppy look. Check it out!
MIXOLOGY
Carmel Popcorn — From the top layer to bottom
Contrast Boost @ 100%
Saturate @ 25%
Warmer @ 60%
Brighten @ 30%
Desaturated Cross + Neutral Punch @ 50%
Cross Process @ 50%
Desaturate @75%
Punch @ 80%
Apricot + Neutral Punch @ 50%
Reverse Saturation @ 100%
Apricot Punch @ 80%
Be sure to share your results on our Mixology Forum.
For those of you that would like to watch the video tutorial on how we create this Mixology as well as turn it into a new Photoshop Action, click the video below:
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thanks for sharing
Such an excellent and helpful tips. Thanks a lot.
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Where is the “Reverse Saturation”,
Apricot Punch and
Punch actions??? I cant find it in the
SLR Lounge Vintage Action Pack?? I just bought this Action pack 2days ago and they are not there…are there under other name like the Cross Process that I found under “Simple Cross” within the “Base Vintage Pack” ???
I want to complete my recipe to achieve this look…Please Help !
You are not confusing products are you? Did you buy the Lightroom 4 Preset System or the Photoshop Vintage Action Pack?
I bought the Vintage Action pack. ($50)
Hmmm, strange. Did you follow the video tutorial? This is the first time we have heard of not being able to find what the tutorial instructs.