 Jodi L. Torboli |
How to change color of photo to Sepia in Photoshop Also, while Im at it, does anyone know how to blur a background? and can you tell me how to keep one color in a photo while the rest is black/white? I attached the photos I am working with. Also, I am a beginner at photography, I use a fujifilm s5000, just fell in love with photography after the birth of my daughter 5 months ago. So if you have any suggestions, criticism, etc. on my photos, I would love to hear it. Thanks.
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Derek Holyhead |
Hi Jodi, This is how I get the sepia effect: Open your image (I always go to "save as" and give it a different name, this way you don't lose your original) Go to: Layer >New Fill Layer >Solid Color I choose orange as the fill color and click OK. Then I go to the layers box in the bottom right corner and change the Opacity from 100% to around 50% and that's it. You should experiment with the opacity setting and the shade of orange fill to get the look you want. I expect there are many more ways to do it. I hope this helps. Regards, Del
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Andrea Jawor |
Hi Jodi, in Photoshop there is also the channel mixer and color balance. I believe these options are under "adjustments". You can also take your photos to a Kodak picture maker and choose that option there. There are also a variety of filters you can use depending on your camera. As far as the B&W, open your photo (save is as "save as") choose "layer" duplicate layer> then "image" To love this comment, log in above July 07, 2004 |
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