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colorizing tutorial?
I just came from the tutorial with the quicky sepia techinque and I'm very happy with the results. Is there a tutorial about colorizing BW that is as easy as the sepia technique?
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Last edited by sjm; 12-08-2002, 06:28 PM. -
I've not seen a tutorial out there, though you might try myjanee.com
Try making a new layer, set blend mode to 'color', then paint on it. For skin and hair colors there are charts in the resource section. It helps to paint way too garish, then turn down the opacity.
I personally make detailed masks before I colorize, which I feel gives me much better control and precision, but many just paint.Learn by teaching
Take responsibility for learning
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This is a tutorial for colorizing photos. I ran through the steps and I'm very happy the results.
http://www.the-taskbar.com/photo_enhancements.htm
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I was looking through a Photoshop book I hadn't looked at in some time and stumbled across the following...
Hadn't seen this technique before, so I decided to give it a try. For such a simple technique, I was impressed with the results.
Attached is an example applied against...06-29-2002, 12:29 PM -
Click HERE to be taken to a thread listing gobs of links to photo-art tutorials from around the internet.
Most are Photoshop specific (what can I say?), but there are a few for other applications such a Paint Shop Pro, PhotoImpact, etc.
Want more? Surf this forum, too:...11-16-2002, 01:01 PM
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