Selective Color using Nikon d5100
Jul 28, 2013 14:10:15 #
Jul 28, 2013 14:23:17 #
Kmehrzad wrote:
'She' and you as well will be very busy. Please post your photos.
Yes, i will try. I got a polorized filter that i have to learn all about plus i ain't Autogal just for the cuteness of it......still shoot mostly in Auto......yes, I bow my head in shame. : ) but, I' m learn, I Am! I Am!
Where in VA, if it is appropriate to ask?
Jul 28, 2013 14:24:59 #
sbesaw
Loc: Boston
Fstop12 wrote:
Yes, any software that allows layers will get you there.
1. bring color image into photoshop.
2. CTRL J or Option J to duplicate the layer.
3. Desaturate your top layer ie, turn it to black and white.
4. but a white mask on that layer
5. Using your brush tool and black as your foreground color, paint back in the color of the item you want. Make a mistake, change foreground color to white and paint mistake away.
1. bring color image into photoshop.
2. CTRL J or Option J to duplicate the layer.
3. Desaturate your top layer ie, turn it to black and white.
4. but a white mask on that layer
5. Using your brush tool and black as your foreground color, paint back in the color of the item you want. Make a mistake, change foreground color to white and paint mistake away.
Thanks for the step by step. Very helpful. Cheers
Jul 28, 2013 14:45:37 #
Fstop12 ... I've recently purchased my d5100 and haven't done too much exploration into the Adobe PS 5.0 software that I inherited. Am taking baby steps but hope to get into more of the technical side eventually. Thanks for the instructions.
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