Question:
PHOTO EDITING how to edit coloring?
MuSiC=LiFe
2010-10-23 05:05:24 UTC
how do you edit a photo so there's no color except for a few things like I guess you make it black and white then make it so a few things have color idk lol just if you know what I mean answer. I'm craving cup of noodles now so I'm gonna go learn how to do that. I'm learning a lot today (if I get good answers to this question) =P thanks so much
Four answers:
unknown friend
2010-10-23 05:08:22 UTC
The answer would depend on the photo editing program your using, in photoshop it's easily done.



The help feature in the program tells you exactly how to do it step by step and it works, I have done it.
screwdriver
2010-10-23 07:30:44 UTC
This question get's asked about 10 times a week, you can use the seach to find the answer.



Here is my stock answer



Any program with Layers and Layer masks can do this here is a video that uses Photohop, but Elements or even Gimp can do it too.



http://www.photoanswers.co.uk/Video-Tutorials/Search-Results/Imaging-Techniques/Popping-colour-in-Photoshop/



Chris
timothy b
2010-10-23 21:56:47 UTC
What you want to do is called selective coloring or splash coloring with gimp.Gimp is a free photo editing software you can get it here if you don`t have it and you want it http://www.gimp.org There are two way`s you can do this The first way is to Put your picture into gimp and then duplicate it by left clicking on the icon that looks like a picture inside another picture next to the one that look`s like a anchor in your layers,chanel box. Make the layer you have just made is highlighted by left clicking on it. Then Desaturate the layer that you have just made and make it B&W by left clicking on colors and drop down box click on Desaturate. Apply a layer mask to the layer by right clicking on the layer and in the drop down box left click on Add layer mask... make sure that White (full opacity) is selected click on the add Button at the bottom of the drop down box make sure that you are you are on the layer mask box, not on the image itself by clicking on the layer mask box next to the layer you made. Then use the black brush to paint on the layer mask That will bring the color back to those areas. If you make a mistake, change the brush to white and go over it.



The Second way to do what is called selective coloring or splash coloring with gimp.Here`s is how you can have some part`s of a picture B&W with some part`s color. To make that kind of picture with Gimp. First open gimp put in the picture that you want to make with some color and B&W. Use the path tool to in-close the part of the picture that you want to be color. The path tool will leave a lot of little dot`s around the part that you want to be color. After you in close the part that you want to be color go to your keyboard and push the Ctrl button to close the path then go to select click on it a drop down box will come up click on from path then go back to select and click on it again in the drop down box click on invert. Then go to color`s click on it and in the drop down box click on Desaturate if you want all the picture to be B&W and just have that one part color. Or if you want to have some color in the B&W part and full color in the part you select then click on select and Hue-saturation and in the Hue-saturation box use the

slider button where it say`s saturation to adjust the amount of color that you want in the B&W part then click on ok at the bottom of the box.If you want two or more part`s to be in color than click on the dot`s that path tool make`s and use the path tool to in-close the other`s part`s that you want to make color but don`t click on the first dot or the last dot that the path tool make`s or it won`t work click on one of the dot`s in-between the first and last dot`s that the path tool make`s. Do this for each path that you make.Here are some tutorial`s that can also help you with that.









http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUHZxXvgAK8





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c282wZpmbI8





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtAFDPiIvOY





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6jgHrLkpuQ&feature=related







I hope this can help you.
anonymous
2016-03-20 06:54:52 UTC
Photoshop.


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