Hey can you guys help me or give me a tut on how to make pic one into pic 2? plz help

Really quick and not completely perfect...

1. Add a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer
2. In the 'Edit" pull down menu select 'Reds'
3. Slide Saturation to -100
4. Slide Lightness to -100

This could be refined with layer masks to do a better job.

waw thats so cool . haha i just got photoshope 7.0 and iam a noob so you gota help me out . But thanx for the replay that is so cool . Can i change it to any color using the same thing.

Yes, by playing with the sliders in the hue/saturation adjustment layer you could get other colors, however the quality won't be very good.

The link below will take you to a tutorial to change the color of a different car (and method works with other objects) with really good results.

http://www.informit.com/guides/content.asp?g=photoshop&seqNum=297&rl=1

Welcome!

Same as Kerry (irshgrlkc) but using a mask, second one using a replace colour and the mask on the wheels

Well thank you guys for the help it was great .But i dont understand the part on how to make the wheels black, "mask".?

One of several tutorials in the tutorials section explains masks better than I, one of those tutorials can be found here http://retouchpro.com/tutorials/?m=show&id=166

The best way I know of to do selective color changes is with LAB curves. I did these in less than a minute converting to LAB, writing an adjustment curve, and then limiting the curve with Blend if sliders to areas where the original layer was strongly positive in A. First is black, but I prefer green.

Duffy

Well thanx you guys these are all great tips . But for some reason my photoshop wont give me yellow for the hue/sat all i can get is lime green im trying to make the car yellow and the wheels yellow but not the lip of the wheels i want to keep the lips the same.

You didn't try LAB curves. For yellow, you make the A curve a flat horizontal line accross the middle, and boost the B up as far as you want. Then make the L curve bright enough to drive to real yellows.

On this picture, it required a quick mask of the red in the car and then of the wheels. Masked the red by using the A channel, and the wheels in the Blue channel. Overall this took about 5 minutes, and could be polished up a bit by more careful masking. But I think this drives the point accross. LAB is superior to Hue/Saturation for color manipulation.

Duffy

You didn't try LAB curves. For yellow, you make the A curve a flat horizontal line accross the middle, and boost the B up as far as you want. Then make the L curve bright enough to drive to real yellows.

On this picture, it required a quick mask of the red in the car and then of the wheels. Masked the red by using the A channel, and the wheels in the Blue channel. Overall this took about 5 minutes, and could be polished up a bit by more careful masking. But I think this drives the point accross. LAB is superior to Hue/Saturation for color manipulation.

Duffy
dude im new so is ther a tut for this?

For a basic guide on how LAB curves work, you could check here:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=50368

And here's a guide to using LAB for masking:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=22331

If you are interested in this sort of thing, you could do worse than reading Dan Margulis' The Canyon Conundrum, which is the best (and maybe the only) book written on editing in LAB.

Duffy

Double post, sorry.

For a basic guide on how LAB curves work, you could check here:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=50368

And here's a guide to using LAB for masking:

http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=22331

If you are interested in this sort of thing, you could do worse than reading Dan Margulis' The Canyon Conundrum, which is the best (and maybe the only) book written on editing in LAB.

Duffy

Thank you for the link Duffy, Here i was just nosing around seeing if there was anything to learn and hey presto I have bookmarked the page and will study later on
Thanks (again)

Palms

thanx so much the help is great .