Selective Color Photo Effect in Photoshop

[@hopiamunggo1326]

2022 ey! This is the only tutorial video that really helped me over a hundred videos that I've searched here on YT! Thank you so much!

[@mahmoudali6205]

Perfect tutorial

[@ndnride295]

this was so helpful , thank u

[@wrandyrice5447]

Nice. Thanks.

[@chalitha22]

Excellent tutorial!

[@NewLayer]

Glad you liked it!

[@ChristantoSrinaga]

Thanks!

[@Amuzeraa]

Thanks a bunch!!

[@ushinayee64]

Thank you amazing

[@jaikimomen1187]

Is there a way to change the color in any color that id like?

[@praveenkoppu]

Which software
Which app sir
Please say names

[@Alexander3487]

So, I see that you can work on the tones of the selected object but how can I work on the tones of the B&W portion of the image? Thanks in advance.

[@NewLayer]

Alexander3487 You should just be able to invert the later masks to invert the area of the image you are affecting with your adjustment layers. Just select the layer mask in the layers panel and press CTRL + I to invert.

[@Alexander3487]

@@NewLayer Thanks a lot, I will practice that and hopefully I'll be able to do it!

[@miketan756]

Thanks for the tutorial! In the comments, you mention that there is a lot of software including Apple apps that create this effect automatically. What are they?

[@christiangacel]

Great help, very useful!

[@lorenzog1601]

Great video, well done. But I have a problem: how I get back to the original colours, because i can see grey and this sort of red/orange. Thanks

[@lorenzog1601]

I mean, when I click "Invert" the area I picked with the eye drop it becomes all red/orange

[@NewLayer]

Sounds like maybe you accidentally went into Quick Mask mode (Q)

[@ammiduenas4855]

How do you get rid of the lines when you went to blur?

[@LBHorn]

Thanks a lot dude! This was really helpful.

[@joshuagarcia9596]

Thank you this really helped me a lot

[@NewLayer]

You're welcome! Glad to hear it :)

[@lilmeowmeow94]

Can u do it on video?

[@sukhomoyb]

Hi John,
Is there any way to make a selection from a particular level of highlight to a particular level of darkness?

[@NewLayer]

Yes! I don't have a tutorial on it myself, but look up Luminosity Masks. It is a method that allows you to make selections based on the luma, or brightness, of the image, rather than the colors :)

[@hustlerstudiomfg]

I give this a thumbs...... up my good man

[@NewLayer]

Ha, thanks. Glad it helped :)

[@mikedogteromverburg5815]

What program you use?

[@NewLayer]

Photoshop CC, but this could be done in really old versions of Photoshop too.

[@mikedogteromverburg5815]

@@NewLayer okay so i can partly follow your video

[@mikedogteromverburg5815]

And can you do this on a free program

[@NewLayer]

I'm sure you can do this in GIMP with a little more work. Just duplicate the image, desaturate the bottom layer, then use a layer mask to shown only the object you want to be colored.

[@mamudulhassan5251]

Thanks it helped me a lot

[@williamdalexander4858]

Is this just Adobe photoshop?

[@ayanrecords3987]

thanks bro

[@gurpratapsangha7692]

nice tutorial

[@UNSTOPABLExPANDA]

veryyy helpful

[@jose9899]

great tutorial bro, thanx

[@anjireddyk9899]

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[@younazzz]

thanks bro