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Title: Challenge #6 Black & White Plus Colour Post by: Terry-M on March 22, 2013, 02:22:58 PM Images with a black & white background and a coloured feature are a little old hat now but make a good exercise in using "Select Color" in the image editor.
I recommend you pick an image with a limited range of colours. The sample below basically had magenta (flower), yellow (leaves) and red, (the soil background). The attachments show the original, version 1 with only the magenta flower coloured an version 2 with the flower & leaves coloured. Let me see some of you rise to this challenge before Fred does. ;D Terry Title: Re: Challenge #6 Black & White Plus Colour Post by: Fred A on March 22, 2013, 04:10:05 PM Fred
Title: Re: Challenge #6 Black & White Plus Colour Post by: Terry-M on March 23, 2013, 09:18:41 AM Some more clues on how to do this: see screen shots of the Sel Col tab below.
The first is for the image where only the magenta flower shows coloured. I first made the whole image B&W using the Sel Col pre-set; then I modified the magenta row. The second is where I modified the red row only - the Sel Col dropper indicated that the soil background was a red tone so that was neutralised leaving the yellow/green leaves and magenta flower. Terry Title: Re: Challenge #6 Black & White Plus Colour Post by: Fred A on March 23, 2013, 05:25:19 PM Quote Let me see some of you rise to this challenge before Fred does Here are a few more examples of creative color rambling using Sel Color. I started like this: I put an image in the queue Went to SEL CLR tab Clicked LOAD, and loaded the red separation. Then you can use the eye dropper to find the color you want to change It said the palms were YELLOW. Then change the numbers in that row, remembering to watch the commas in the box. R,G,B Have some fun Fred |