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Recreating Twitter's "warm" photo effect
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I'd like to know how to recreate the "warm" look that's featured in the official Twitter app.
Published date : 14 days ago
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12 days agoScreen or multiply a reddish pinkish opaque layer, then luminesce or screen with a yellowish layer to adjust the transparency.
Or maybe brighten the whole thing a little, then multiply with a reddish layer.
After that, it might be a good idea to look for something similar using the distributed materials.
Sorry if that didn't answer your question (-人-)
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