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- Group the Background Layers
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Create a Beautiful Duotone Color Grade in Photoshop - Copycat
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- 1 - Intro
- 2 - Apply a Green Color Grade to the background using a Gradient Map
- 3 - Use a Levels adjustment to control gradient over the background
- 4 - Create a Highlight
- 5 - Blur the Background
- 6 - Group the Background Layers
- 7 - Mask the Model Layer
- 8 - Fine-tune the Mask with the Select and Mask Workspace
- 9 - Remove the fringing white outline with the Minimum Filter
- 10 - Fine-Tune the hair selection
- 11 - Move the model layer into the background document
- 12 - Apply a brown color grade to the model layer with a Gradient Map
- 13 - Hide the color grade effect with a Layer Mask
- 14 - Use a Levels adjustment to control gradient over the model
- 15 - Adjust the image as a whole with the Camera Raw filter.
