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Selective Coloring Made Easy - Photoshop Tutorial

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Uploaded by on Jun 28, 2008

This is a video tutorial brought to you by http://plainshanedesign.com/tutorials.html that will show you a way to do seletive coloring. Keep part of an image black and white and part of the image in color. This is a pretty common effect and this is one way to produce that effect.

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  • I'm new at Photoshop so this tutorial was very helpful!

  • u do a tourtorial i have no clue wats simple or not n i cant find half the things ur talking about

  • nice video thanks a lot . what is the name of video capture software ?

  • Thank you! You made it so much easier to understand.

  • I figured out the GIMP version by watching this. Follow these steps:

    1. Open and select photo (layer 1.)

    2. Click on "Layers." Choose "Duplicate Layer."

    3. Click on "Colors." Go to "Hue Saturation." Reduce saturation to -100. (or B&W.)

    4. Go to "Layer." Go to "Mask." Click on "Add Layer Mask."

    5. Go to "Tools." Choose painbrush and size. Choose black square to reveal color and white square to cover it

    6. Paint away!

    7. Go to "Image." Choose "Flatten Image" to save. Have fun!

  • Thank you so much! I totally forgot how to do this.. and you were really clear! Thank you!

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