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Gold1
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Reged: 26/05/2008
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Re: ps tutorial
      17/06/2008 15:11

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Hi
can anyone point me in the direction please of a tutorial where you leave part of the image in colour and the other in black and white?
have done search for a tutorials(results a plenty),my problem is i dont know what the effect is called to narrow it down.

any help would be appreciated

cheers bob




The best way to do it is to make a duplicate layer,

desaturate that layer (Hue/Saturation)

add a layer mask to it (if you look in the layers palette you'll find a button at the bottom, second one in)

Click on the layer mask (shown to the right of the new layer in the layers palette). Now you're free to add or remove colour using whichever tool you prefer (paint brush, magic wand, path selections, etc.)

Tip: when using the paint brush, reset the swatches at the bottom of the tools palette to black and white, then switch between the two using the 'x' key to add or remove colour.

When finished flatten the layers and save.

Alternatively you could just leave the poor picture alone!

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* ps tutorial bob58 03/06/2008 18:23
. * * Re: ps tutorial Gold1   17/06/2008 15:11
. * * Re: ps tutorial TheFatControlleRAdministrator   17/06/2008 15:11
. * * Re: ps tutorial Gold1   18/06/2008 15:52
. * * Re: ps tutorial PhilW   17/06/2008 19:16
. * * Re: ps tutorial Craftysnapper   03/06/2008 19:07
. * * Re: ps tutorial bob58   03/06/2008 23:27
. * * Re: ps tutorial Craftysnapper   05/06/2008 13:34

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