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Turn a day shot into a night photo using Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop CS6 comes with many great features, let me show you how to turn a daylight photo into a photo that looks like it's been taken at evening, sundown or at night with only a click.
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Open a photo taken at day light.
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Click the Create a new Color Lookup adjustment layer button.
If you don't see the Color Lookup window, click Windows in the menu and choose Adjustments.
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A new adjustment layer has been created.
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In the new window click Load 3D LUT ...
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... and choose Crisp_Warm.look.
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Colors on the photo are now much warmer looking.
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Now choose Crisp_Winder.look ...
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... and photo now feels colder.
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Now choose NightFromDay.CUBE ...
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... and your day shot turned into a night photo.
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To achieve that evening photo look, do the following:
Reduce the Opacity of the adjustment layer ...
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... and set the blending mode to Overlay.
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The photo looks now like it has been taken at the end of the at a sundown.
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