First attempt at selective coloring.

[NATO]

So what do you think?

 

[The_Traveler]

You did it fine.


Now, imo, the technique should be tucked away until you are absolutely certain it is important to use.









absolutely

 

[Trever1t]

most people aren't too keen on it and treat it as a bad memory from fads of days gone by.

 

[NATO]

It is one of those "working though the photoshop fu" things, don't really intend to do it much if at all.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

How many pages will this thread get?

 

[The_Traveler]

It is one of those "working though the photoshop fu" things, don't really intend to do it much if at all.[/QUOTE]

good plan.

 

[H4X1MA]

You did it fine.


Now, imo, the technique should be tucked away until you are absolutely certain it is important to use.









absolutely

When is this? Never is not allowed

 

[The_Traveler]

In the movie 'Schindler's List,' Steven Spielberg used a very faint selective red coloration on a coat to allow the audience to focus on the fate of one little girl caught up in the midst of a slaughter of hundreds of people.

When you get a situation that important, then consider it.

 

[Forkie]

Ahhh, bless, the first selective colouring. Cute!

You've done it perfectly fine. Now that you've done it, you don't need to bother doing it again!

 

[jaomul]

Nice shot. Its trendy to not like selective colouring. I like it sometimes as long as its not corny and overdone. All processing has its place

 

[Starskream666]

Selective colouring looks cool, do what you want