 Lee-Anne Shortridge |
How to Get Just One Color in a B/W photo?
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Rainer and Simone Hoffmann |
Hi Lee-Anne, As usual, there are half a dozen ways to do that. Maybe the simplest method is this: - Convert your picture to black and white (you can use the channel mixer or the black & white tool (CS3 or later)) - Use the history brush tool to recover the color of the object you want to show in color. Select a tool diameter and hardness that is suitable for the object Hope this helps.
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Lee-Anne Shortridge |
Thanks Rainer. I'll try it tonight and let you know. :)
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- Tracy L. Hart Contact Tracy L. Hart Tracy L. Hart's Gallery |
As was stated, change your photo to B & W, you can also use the eraser tool to remove the B & W hue. If you would like I can email you something very helpful to tell you how to do it... Let me know!!!
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Nancy de Flon |
Hi Lee-Anne, The method I use is to select only the spot that you wish to keep in color, then invert the selection and use the Saturation Slide to convert the rest of the picture to the degree of B&W you want.
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Tom Recklein |
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