Oh wow, I'm so happy you made this step by step, I've always wanted to see what your rendering process looks like! To any commenters unsure of how to get from step three to step four: there are some great "black-and-white to color" tutorials out there if you search for them and I've been using a few different ones to try and work my way through mimicking joinjump's steps that have really helped!
I'm trying your method now, and I realized, I have no clue what you mean by light filters ;; Are you talking about the filters menu in photoshop, or the "multiply" option on the layers type? Or perhaps, something else entirely?
do black and white first and then use a light filter on it.Also can with the western method.According to the feeling after the environment you need to supplement the light.
Use overlay will make color becomes like overcooked pancake. Not to suggest such operation.Can use a variety of superposition method.Meanwhile adjust the transparency.
To any commenters unsure of how to get from step three to step four: there are some great "black-and-white to color" tutorials out there if you search for them and I've been using a few different ones to try and work my way through mimicking joinjump's steps that have really helped!
the using of "overlay?"
Not to suggest such operation.Can use a variety of superposition method.Meanwhile adjust the transparency.