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| Jitsuka Mon 3rd Mar 2008 17:46
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I was looking at a photo by Caroot, http://www.fotothing.com/Carroot/photo/0d6adb827110f8c1571df1460569f3b6/ and I noticed that the bulb in the forground was red and everthing else is b&w.
How do you do this?
Thanks,
Pip
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| LMoliviatis Mon 3rd Mar 2008 17:51
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you can selectively color things in photoshop. or selectively make things black and white.
this shows one of the several ways it can be done: http://www.photoshopsupport.com/tutorials/or/selective-coloring.html
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| Jitsuka Mon 3rd Mar 2008 17:52
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Ah, right! Thank you LMoliviatis =o)
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| LMoliviatis Mon 3rd Mar 2008 19:17
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no problem.
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| PhotoPro PRO Tue 4th Mar 2008 03:16
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Originally posted by LMoliviatis:
you can selectively color things in photoshop.
you can also do it with a script in Paint Sho Pro
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| genese Tue 4th Mar 2008 08:18
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you turn the image black and white by desaturating it then duplicate layer and use the art history brush to gain the colour where you want it... you can use the eraser to tidy the edges when your done...flatten layers
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| LMoliviatis Tue 4th Mar 2008 08:26
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Originally posted by PhotoPro:
you can also do it with a script in Paint Sho Pro
i'm only experienced with photoshop, but i'm sure there are other programs that can do it. generally though i prefer not to manipulate my photos much, which works nicely because i don't have a good program to edit them in on my computer beyond minor adjustments.
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