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Originally Posted by mobertol
I wanted to prepare the following photo for the competition in B&W but can't manage to upload - it isn't quite how I wanted it in any case and I was hoping the expert Photoscapers might be able to explain to me how to do what I want.
I wanted to put the photo in B&W, as I have done in the version with the frame, but using the colour isolation technique which Margaret has used so successsfully on here in the past so that the man's hat stayed in it's original colours, even though they are more or less black and white, and would provide an interesting contrast I think...an alternative would be the opposite - the hat as in the B&W with the rest in colour, what do you think? Is this possible and if so how do you go about it?
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Choose the tools option, then effect brush, choose the type of effect you wish to apply, then chose your brush size from the circles just above the tab. then all you do is brush over the area you wish to be grey scale or sepia. it helps with accuracy if you enlarge the picture, this then gives a better line definition.
For all Photoscape users, there is an update that gives more options, brush size addition and a few more bells and whistles I have yet to play with.