Ok, so I know this question has been asked and answered in many a threads in the past, but I still haven't gotten the answer I'm looking for. I've never really attempted selective coloring, but I'm looking to start messing around with it, and when done correctly done I think it looks really cool.
So with all that said, I understand when using photoshop that you can copy the background layer and set it to B&W and then by using layer masks you can paint your way through that B&W Layer to let the color through. This is fine when you have almost say solid objects that you want to show color. (see my attached attempt) keyword attempt lol. But is there anyway to like select a color range, like the picture of the pink flowers that was posted earlier? Almost as if you selected a color range for the pinks to show through and not the greens of the stems?
I mean I think the picture I did does reflect this color selection, but I don't like the way it looks at all. Could just be that the image doesn't warrant it. I attached the original as well.
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