Durian feast

rty · 28th July 2002

An employee of a fruit farm in Johor tried to cut open a durian for me.

Adam Goi · 28th July 2002

Ah yes...I can almost smell it!

maddog · 29th July 2002

great. how do u do this? seen a few people post pics like this where the colour of one object is retained and the rest is black and white or sepia.

Darren · 29th July 2002

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Originally posted by maddog
great. how do u do this? seen a few people post pics like this where the colour of one object is retained and the rest is black and white or sepia.

There are many ways to do this, basically using selections to select the area(s) you want to convert to b&w/sepia while keeping the main *unselected* subject untouched.

siron · 29th July 2002

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Originally posted by maddog
great. how do u do this? seen a few people post pics like this where the colour of one object is retained and the rest is black and white or sepia.

another easy way is just use history brush...

rty · 31st July 2002

Another not that easy way is to create another layer of the picture in Photoshop, then convert the top layer to monochrome. After that, use the Eraser tool, to "reveal" the colors.

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rty Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Here and Now Posts: 1,106	Another not that easy way is to create another layer of the picture in Photoshop, then convert the top layer to monochrome. After that, use the Eraser tool, to "reveal" the colors.