Red Lights?

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  • How can I make this photo b&w and keep the tail lights red? I know this is not a great photo - it was part of a music video we participated in and that's my hubby's bike and not his butt!

    http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j252/cklawrie/PICT0901.jpg


  • Now just straighten out that license plate frame,.. or not.

    -Shea


  • It is just a matter of making a tight selection, rotating it (drag a guide out of the ruler [ctrl-R]), and then a bit of cloning to hide the original.

    Toggle the top layer in this (http://www.shea-design.com/photo-forum/MissMiaHubbyChopper.psd) PhotoShop file to see the edit. It is CS3 but should be backward compatible with earlier versions.

    -Shea ;)


  • Now just straighten out that license plate frame,.. or not.

    -Shea

    I KNOW!!! How can I do that?


  • search for 'selective color'.

    The short version is that you use a photo editing program that allows 'layers'. You create a duplicate layer and convert the top one to B&W. Then you erase the parts of the top layer that you want to appear in color.


  • Thanks so much for all the help! :wink:


  • Thank you so much! He'll be so happy :wink:

    Here is my first attempt:

    http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j252/cklawrie/AceShot-BWRedLights-web.jpg







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