Hi,
I am hoping someone can help me.
I am using PSP9.
I want to be able to make a picture B&W and leave some parts of it color.
For example, make a color picture of my daughter into black and white, but keep here eye color and some flowers in her dress color...
any ideas how to do this?
bekah
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need help in PSP9 black and white ... and some color
#2
Posted 15 September 2005 - 10:09 PM
ok. heres what you could do. there may be a better way, but i dont know. i only know the ghetto way of doing things.
1) open up image (duh)
2) select all and copy and past as a new image
3) go to image then grayscale on one of them.
4) copy the grayscale (B&W) pic and paste it as a new layer right over the original colored one
5) now zoom in and with the eraser tool (and maybe the magic wand) erase the areas on the top b&w layer that you want to be coloured. the color from the bottom layer will show through as you erase the top layer covering it.
6) save. save with a new name so you dont over-write the original.
thats all i can think of. if you can think of a better way, id like to know.
1) open up image (duh)
2) select all and copy and past as a new image
3) go to image then grayscale on one of them.
4) copy the grayscale (B&W) pic and paste it as a new layer right over the original colored one
5) now zoom in and with the eraser tool (and maybe the magic wand) erase the areas on the top b&w layer that you want to be coloured. the color from the bottom layer will show through as you erase the top layer covering it.
6) save. save with a new name so you dont over-write the original.
thats all i can think of. if you can think of a better way, id like to know.
#3
Posted 15 September 2005 - 10:25 PM
Where is the BOw down to you emoticon?
where is the I kiss your feet emoticon.
do you see mee??
come closer to your screen...
thats it...
a little more...
*SMOOCH*
thank thank thank thank thank thanks
where is the I kiss your feet emoticon.
do you see mee??
come closer to your screen...
thats it...
a little more...
*SMOOCH*
thank thank thank thank thank thanks
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