making magic shalonda chubby cheek

megnlo

OH WOW I just want to say that I have thought a million times how I wish there was an opacity option for presets and... just THANK YOU! Ahhhh so exciting!

peapie · 03-10-16 07:47 PM

What a GREAT find!! Thanks for sharing!!

patriciapulidophoto · 03-14-16 06:31 AM

@cinnamari thats awesome information!! i just dowloaded my first presets yesterday from Pretty Presets looking forward to this plug-in. Thanks for sharing.

daisy33078 · 03-18-16 08:06 AM

WOW! Thanks for sharing!!!!

katheryn74 · 03-18-16 01:22 PM

@megnlo I am not sure if this is a good question for this thread or your Q&A but starting here. I thought that was a neat trick making a virtual copy and importing as a layer in PS. I wasn't sure if I was missing something or if it was because I have older versions of LR and I have CS6 but when I go to edit both in PS it opens two separate windows instead of two separate layers. Is there a trick to doing this?

I love the idea of a plug in but also think sometimes if you are going to bring into PS anyway why not do it the way you did in the video.

cinnamari · 03-19-16 05:43 PM

Originally Posted by megnlo

Is it this one Mari? http://www.capturemonkey.com/thefader/

oh goodness meg! I am so sorry i have been MIA! *family drama* but yes THIS IS IT! I don't know where i got the pic monkey name from lol but yes this is who makes it! And i also agree and think the way you do it in your videos is a handy tip and i think either way is a good way....but i wasn't sure if you knew about it so i thought i would mention it so you could try it and see if you did like it

It's always helpful to know how to do something a few different ways and the good thing is...its inexpensive....just another trick to add up the sleeve ya know? <3 Have you tried it yet? i am curious to know if you liked it....

cinnamari · 03-19-16 05:47 PM

Originally Posted by katheryn74

@megnlo I am not sure if this is a good question for this thread or your Q&A but starting here. I thought that was a neat trick making a virtual copy and importing as a layer in PS. I wasn't sure if I was missing something or if it was because I have older versions of LR and I have CS6 but when I go to edit both in PS it opens two separate windows instead of two separate layers. Is there a trick to doing this?

I love the idea of a plug in but also think sometimes if you are going to bring into PS anyway why not do it the way you did in the video.

Oh for sure! I myself love to finish working in PS as well....i just wanted to mention it...also for those who don't work in PS....i know a lot of people who stray away from VSCO because they feel like it looks too strong with some of their images and they aren't able to tweak it to their liking...so its worth a shot...but i think either way is a great tool to know....

carys · Yesterday 03:11 PM

Originally Posted by katheryn74

@megnlo I am not sure if this is a good question for this thread or your Q&A but starting here. I thought that was a neat trick making a virtual copy and importing as a layer in PS. I wasn't sure if I was missing something or if it was because I have older versions of LR and I have CS6 but when I go to edit both in PS it opens two separate windows instead of two separate layers. Is there a trick to doing this?

I love the idea of a plug in but also think sometimes if you are going to bring into PS anyway why not do it the way you did in the video.

Yes, I found that I got two separate windows too. I tried combining them in LR and then exporting to PS, but then couldn't find a way to see the VSCO layer

. I had another look at one of Megan's videos, but on the video I watched we don't actually see her send them over, she actually has them up in PS already. I didn't have time to go through all the videos, so solved the problem by bringing the images up in two separate windows, then selecting (cmd 'a'), copying (cmd 'c') the VSCO image, going over to the original image and pasting (cmd 'v') the VSCO image in, whereupon it comes in as a new layer. It seems to have worked:

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O34A2972.jpg by Caroline Taylor, on Flickr

megnlo · Yesterday 06:27 PM

Originally Posted by cinnamari

oh goodness meg! I am so sorry i have been MIA! *family drama* but yes THIS IS IT! I don't know where i got the pic monkey name from lol but yes this is who makes it! And i also agree and think the way you do it in your videos is a handy tip and i think either way is a good way....but i wasn't sure if you knew about it so i thought i would mention it so you could try it and see if you did like it

It's always helpful to know how to do something a few different ways and the good thing is...its inexpensive....just another trick to add up the sleeve ya know? <3 Have you tried it yet? i am curious to know if you liked it....

I haven't tried it yet! But I plan to soon and I'm looking forward to it.

megnlo · Yesterday 06:35 PM

Originally Posted by carys

Yes, I found that I got two separate windows too. I tried combining them in LR and then exporting to PS, but then couldn't find a way to see the VSCO layer

. I had another look at one of Megan's videos, but on the video I watched we don't actually see her send them over, she actually has them up in PS already. I didn't have time to go through all the videos, so solved the problem by bringing the images up in two separate windows, then selecting (cmd 'a'), copying (cmd 'c') the VSCO image, going over to the original image and pasting (cmd 'v') the VSCO image in, whereupon it comes in as a new layer. It seems to have worked:

http://

O34A2972.jpg by Caroline Taylor, on Flickr

Wow love your image! I've attached screenshots on how I import two images into PS and have them layered on top of each other. I hope it helps!

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carys · Today 03:33 AM

Ah, thank you @megnlo ! That's fantastic

. I get so frustrated sometimes with PS, spending hours trying to work out things which are actually quite simple.

I've absolutely loved your breakout

. I've always been a great fan of your style, but I am even more so now that I've learned how much talent and artistry goes into it.

making magic shalonda chubby cheek

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Layering VSCO presets

Layering VSCO presets

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