Hey man,

I stumbled across your tutorial when browsing Deviant Art.

Your intro says:
"Cross-processing techniques make fundamental irreversible changes to the film, and curves in Photoshop or any other image editor for that matter, help simulate this effect on an image."

However I just thought I would stop by and add that you can actually add the curves tool in Photoshop temporarily; they are called adjustment layers.

You can add them through the layers palette (the half white, half black circle) or by going to Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Curves.

This is known as "non-destructive editing" since you can add all of your color-corrections; levels, hue/saturation, brightness/contrast, curves, everything; without ever actually altering the original image. So if in 6 months you want to come back to it, you can; and still edit the original curves parameters that you used!

Anyways have a good one! You made a really cool effect in the tutorial, I just thought I would add this little footnote in case you didn't know, or in case anyone that reads it didn't know. More knowledge, you know?

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Ohhh. I see. Lol. Yeah my teacher taught it to us this way and so does this book I have. I'll add a note! :] Thanks!

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man you wouldn't believe me.. but I still can't find it in my faves.. although its marked as one! and I'm pretty sure I fave it hahaha.. anyway.. I didn't noticed your nickname yesterday.. so, today when I saw your comment.. I checked my faves searching for your nickname.. haha but now I'm pretty sure I fave it yesterday! what a stupid story... hahaha
great tutorial

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Lmao; it's fine. Thanks. (:

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great

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Not a bad guide actually. shows how little is needed done to the colors to start making interesting effects-

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