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jaclyn78
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Anyone familiar with Photoshop?
I have the 5.0 version. I'm trying to figure out how to change pic to black and white and add color to certain parts. Does anyone know how to do this? It's driving me crazy!
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Posted 11/2/07 11:31 PM  |
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BabyBoy
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Re: Anyone familiar with Photoshop?
not sure what features are in 5.0...
but to do this, there are serveral ways of doing it...
you can desaturate the picture (remove color)
then take the history tool and brush where you would like the color back..
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| Posted 11/2/07 11:33 PM |
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Reese32
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Re: Anyone familiar with Photoshop?
CaMacho posted a thead on this, I *think*, on either LIW or the knot. Maybe FM her, and she just might give you the details.
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| Posted 11/2/07 11:44 PM |
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kimchee
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Re: Anyone familiar with Photoshop?
Or you can put a lasso tool around the part you want to keep as colored and invert your selection and desaturate the rest of the photos.
There's alot of ways to do it though.
Good luck.
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| Posted 11/2/07 11:46 PM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: Anyone familiar with Photoshop?
From an old post
Posted by DjPiLL
To do what you want to do.... its real simple. You take the original color picture. Then make a copy of the original picture as a new layer and place it on top of the original picture. Make the copy thats on the upper lawyer 2 black and white using the greyscale tool. Then just use the erase tool on layer 2 to erase the parts that you want in color and you will see it work right before your eyes.
Takes me about 10 mins to do this. 20 if I want to be precise.
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| Posted 11/3/07 12:48 AM |
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DebG
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Re: Anyone familiar with Photoshop?
Posted by BabyBoy
not sure what features are in 5.0...
but to do this, there are serveral ways of doing it...
you can desaturate the picture (remove color)
then take the history tool and brush where you would like the color back..
This is the method I use as well and it takes almost no time at all!
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| Posted 11/3/07 1:36 AM |
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Re: Anyone familiar with Photoshop?
Posted by nrthshgrl
From an old post
Posted by DjPiLL
To do what you want to do.... its real simple. You take the original color picture. Then make a copy of the original picture as a new layer and place it on top of the original picture. Make the copy thats on the upper lawyer 2 black and white using the greyscale tool. Then just use the erase tool on layer 2 to erase the parts that you want in color and you will see it work right before your eyes.
Takes me about 10 mins to do this. 20 if I want to be precise.
This is what I do, but I am also going to now try the other method suggested.
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| Posted 11/3/07 9:06 AM |
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jaclyn78
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Re: Anyone familiar with Photoshop?
How do I put a new layer on top of the original
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| Posted 11/3/07 11:10 AM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: Anyone familiar with Photoshop?
Posted by jaclyn78
How do I put a new layer on top of the original
I'm not familiar with your version but it's Layer/Duplicate Layer
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| Posted 11/3/07 11:26 AM |
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