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Published: 2009-07-20 19:27:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 13424; Favourites: 243; Downloads: 1296
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This tutorial shows some of the techniques I used most often in my Victorian Portraits Series . For each picture of that series I used a slightly different method, so this tutorial isn't an exact "How to" for any of them, but it should give you the general idea.(Some of the pieces, such as the Wedding pictures and the Medical pictures, use entirely different methods. If anybody is interested, I might make tutorials for those techniques as well.)
I hope you find it useful! Feel free to ask any questions you may have, or to tell me if it makes no sense.
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Thank you very much. It is a good idea to write a tutorial like this. On always can learn from others.
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Hi, and thank you for this tutorial.
Here is what I've made with : [link]
I've turned my 3D image to an old photography easily
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Looks great! Glad you found my tutorial helpful
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It's obvious you have experience and your on technique to achieve the victorian look. I had my own method and when i found this tutorial i saw that your method adds complementary steps to mine.
I hope you find my method as complementary as i found yours, check it out! [link]
I'm going to add a link to this tutorial in the description of mine, because you touch subjects i didn't like soften the skin, i didn't know the photographers thit that things with the sand, is prettuy curious.
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thanks for this tutorial, it all makes very good sense, cheers.
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This tutorial was of AMAZING use! Thank you so much for taking the time to make it 
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My God, this is EXACTLY what I was looking for!
It was very useful/informative/clear! Thank you so much! :'D
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Your tutorial is great. Thank you so much. I used it here: [link]
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This was very useful, I saved it for future projects! ^^
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This is amazingly helpful.
I might try this sometime.
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VERY VERY VERY VERY interested in the remaining tutorials.
Have I mentioned I'm oh so interested?
Pretty please???
This is great, thanks so much!!!
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wow this is already an advanced tutorial !
my pc is sooo old i can work only with paintshop pro on it... in other words... no place for the smallest photoshop cs, but also, i'd have to really work on masks, and chromatics
but i'll keep this tutorial, because it's good, full of details and lil stories until i can purchase a new and decent pc and try this
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Amazing tutorial! I'm going to be using this a LOT as I love Victorian styled photographs.
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I'm glad you found it useful.
Tell me when you make something with it, I'd like to see
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Wow, did I really comment twice? Well.. that's embarrassing. LMFAO.
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Really amazing tutorial, and your works are simply great
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Amazing!! I may try this, thank you very much, it's an excelent tutorial.
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it has been, i've been working on a few things and hopefully they'll come out better now that i have a codified system by which to edit.
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