Selective Coloring an Image


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Have you ever seen an image like this? Everything is black and white, except for one specific part of the image- in this case, the street art. This is called Selective Color. 

Selective Color is when you choose one specific color (or a part of an image) to keep in color while turning the rest of the image black and white. It seems complicated, but is actually quite easy. 

Directions:

Step  1- Select an image that you want to try selective color on. In this photo, I want only the blue umbrella to be in color. Open the image in Photoshop. 
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Step 2- Use a Selection Tool (Quick Select or Magic Wand) to select the color you want to keep. Make sure you select all of the color!
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Step 3- Go to the top to Select- Inverse.

   This will reverse or switch your selection. Now, instead of the umbrella being selected, everything else is selected. 


Step 4- Go to Adjustments & click on the Black and White option.
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**If you do not see the Adjustments tab, at the top of your screen click on Window- Adjustments
Tadah! You're all done! 
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 Here are some images you can try

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Assignment: Do selective coloring on 4 images! Post the images on your class blog. 

 Important Dates Coming Up...
11/20- Photoshop Quiz
11/22- 1/2 Day
11/27- End of MP

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