Uh-oh --- I did it again!

LaFoto · Nov 13, 2005

I chose another old photo (autumn 2004) and applied some selective colouring to it. My, in the end it was colouring pixel by pixel, where some leaves are maple and others are beech... dang, almost impossible to distinguish, once the photo is enlarged by 500% of its own self :roll:. But it is FUN, FUN, FUN (and it is all Artemis' fault, blame him

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LaFoto · Nov 13, 2005

And one that I did yesterday and that was EASIEST compared to the yellow leaves!

And if only to bump my thread :greenpbl:

Canoncan · Nov 13, 2005

Corrina I really like the second one, very crisp.

Raymond J Barlow · Nov 13, 2005

nice stuff.. must be fun to go back, and relive your past shots.

can you now teach me this skill??

PlasticSpanner · Nov 14, 2005

That takes some patience doesn't it! But very worthwhile. Now you can put in your greens wherever you want them! :lol:

JeLeAk · Nov 14, 2005

cool!, the way i do selective coloring, i couldnt imagine doing the tree, i basicly lasso what i want in color, then copy and past onto a black and white version... i have never tried using the photoshop filter

if there were only a green catapiller, or some kind of a colorfull bug on the branch in the 2nd one... but it looks good keep up the good work!

icondigital · Nov 14, 2005

it's not a filter! she is taking an image and duplicating a layer - then takes the upper layer and desaturates to black & white. so then all she has to do is remove what ever she wants to become color from the top b & w layer.

you are going to become a pro on ps before long corinna! :sun: