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How do I change the color of the dress to white? Any help is greatly appreciated!
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How do I change the color of the dress to white?
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gabrielsolis
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Hi and Welcome to PSG
You would be better off selecting a higher resolution image the one you posted is tiny and you won't be able to make a good selection
Take a look at this tutorial the principle is the same
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRIndqykh6E
You would be better off selecting a higher resolution image the one you posted is tiny and you won't be able to make a good selection
Take a look at this tutorial the principle is the same
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRIndqykh6E
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Hello.
Here's one way. (I did not watch Ged's vid tut yet, so if there are similarities, I apologize.)
Take your dress.....duplicate the original, turn off the original.
Open the Channels Panel and see which channel looks most white.
In this case it was the Red channel.
Go back to your regular layers panel.
Since we don't want the whole girl ghostly white, we need to make a selection of the dress.
Use whatever method your comfortable with to make the selection.
Be sure and save the selection.
Next we go to IMAGE > APPLY IMAGE
The source should be the image itself.
Use the the dress layer for the "Layer"
Set the channel for the RED channel.
Blending normal ans opacity at 100%
Notice the selected dress changes to the white color.
If the dress is not white enough, use a Curves adjustment layer to adjust.
You will need to use the same dress selection (reversed) for the Curves adjustment layers-layer mask.
Final....
Here's one way. (I did not watch Ged's vid tut yet, so if there are similarities, I apologize.)
Take your dress.....duplicate the original, turn off the original.
Open the Channels Panel and see which channel looks most white.
In this case it was the Red channel.
Go back to your regular layers panel.
Since we don't want the whole girl ghostly white, we need to make a selection of the dress.
Use whatever method your comfortable with to make the selection.
Be sure and save the selection.
Next we go to IMAGE > APPLY IMAGE
The source should be the image itself.
Use the the dress layer for the "Layer"
Set the channel for the RED channel.
Blending normal ans opacity at 100%
Notice the selected dress changes to the white color.
If the dress is not white enough, use a Curves adjustment layer to adjust.
You will need to use the same dress selection (reversed) for the Curves adjustment layers-layer mask.
Final....
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gabrielsolis
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Rock stars. All of you. Tytyty
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Not that you need another way but here it is anyway...with the 'Channel Mixer' adjustment layer...
Set all 3 output channels to Red = +100, Green = 0 and Blue = 0.
You can change them to anything you like for [almost] any colour you like....just keep the 'total' for each channel to +100.
As Sam said, if you want it brighter....etc etc.
Regards.
MrToM.
Set all 3 output channels to Red = +100, Green = 0 and Blue = 0.
You can change them to anything you like for [almost] any colour you like....just keep the 'total' for each channel to +100.
As Sam said, if you want it brighter....etc etc.
Regards.
MrToM.