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Selective colouring
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Big_Bill
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Hi Graham,
You can achieve it a number of ways and everyone will have a way that they like to do it.
Your best bet is to have a google for "Selective Colouring Tutorial".
Chances are you are going to get a lot of Photoshop tutorials and not much else.
You can achieve it a number of ways and everyone will have a way that they like to do it.
Your best bet is to have a google for "Selective Colouring Tutorial".
Chances are you are going to get a lot of Photoshop tutorials and not much else.
northernstar074
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I use Lightroom and have a few downloaded presets that remove all other colours apart from your chosen one - red, yellow, green, blue etc. Example shown.
If you choose to use photoshop it isn't difficult to do at all and a quick goole will bring up loads of tutorials on how to.
If you choose to use photoshop it isn't difficult to do at all and a quick goole will bring up loads of tutorials on how to.
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There is probably other ways but I would
Select - Image - Adjustments - Desaturate
Select the History Brush (From tools bar on left)
Go over the area you want to be in colour
The lightroom example above looks excellent seems as if you can just let the programme choose to keep the colour you want. I don't know thought as I have not used Lightroom properly
Select - Image - Adjustments - Desaturate
Select the History Brush (From tools bar on left)
Go over the area you want to be in colour
The lightroom example above looks excellent seems as if you can just let the programme choose to keep the colour you want. I don't know thought as I have not used Lightroom properly