I was wondering if anyone knows how to get the red and white effect that's seen in the Target commercials on TV? I have a hunch it's probably pretty simple, but I don't have a clue about how it's done. These commercials have intrigued me for about a year now and I'd love to know how to do it.

Thanks for responding Grey_cat. The effect I'm trying to achieve is where the skin is white, but hair, clothing, etc. is red, but not a solid red. It's really hard to explain if you haven't seen the commercials and maybe it can't be done. I just thought someone here might have a solution. Thanks for trying though. :-)

You might be able to achieve it with textures before the render, rather than postwork after? Open up some clothing and hair texures in PhotoShop and colorize them to red, save them out and apply them in Poser. Same with a skin texture, colorize or gamma correct it lighter? I've not seen a Target commercial in a long time, so I'm going on memory. I'm seeing turquoisy kind of effect similar to the red somewhere in my memory chips, also. Didn't they do that, too? (ahem) Anything suggested above is questionable g

It shouldn't be that hard. I'm at work right now, and can't write a long message. I'll IM tonight when I get home (around 4:00 pm CDT). I think I know how it can done.

I appreciate the input very much. I've been scratching my head for a long time over this. I'm just not that Photoshop savvy to be able to figure it out.

I think it is like a black and white type of filming, except the shades of grey are replaced by shades of red, if it's the same commercial I'm think of. The white remains untinted.

Hmmm, you might have something there dialyn...thanks!