hey rambrant
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Daddyslilpet
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Oh my those are some intense eyes Rambrat! Wow. Like this AV as much as the last one. 
sabbathstorm
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Rambrat said:
I think he's trying to undress someone with those eyes
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Rambrat said:
I see, are you concentrating on anything in particular? Inquiring minds want to know...
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dixicritter said:
I see, are you concentrating on anything in particular? Inquiring minds want to know...
ummm yes...do tell
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Rambrat said:
I'll head back to my dark corner
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Rambrat said:
You can look anywhere you want with those eyes baby...
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Rambrat said:
Not nearly as much as I do
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Rambrat said:
That's it! I kept thinking it reminded me of something, and that was it, those newly colored releases of old black and white movies. I love the effect in the still. Can I do that in 5.5? Is the shade matching automatic once you select the color? I've never played around with it too much but that's inspiring.
cybergirly
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Rambrat said:
Yes it is...
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Susano said:
Take a B&W, convert to RGB (or CMYK). Add new Layer. Switch from normal to overlay. Go to color pallette and start coloring...Note: the colors need to be darker...play around until you find your match.
Remember, you can change the opacity of the layer.
