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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Post Processing (The Gimp): How to highlight an object and make the background black & white?
Before:- ![]() After:- ![]() 1. Download The Gimp 2. Open the Image in The Gimp. 3. At the Toolbox, Click on the Free Select Tool. ![]() 4. Select the entire object by clicking on the sides of the object. Make sure the first dot and the last dot is linked. ![]() |
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5. At the Menu bar, Click on Select -> Invert.
![]() 6. At the Menu bar, Click on Colors -> Desaturate. ![]() 7. At the Desaturate Window, Select Lightness -> Click OK. ![]() 8. At the Menu bar, Click on Select -> None. ![]() 9. Done. ![]() |
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Another example.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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can be done with photoshop with a similar method. Use the magnetic lasso tool to select the object.
what can't be done with photoshop anyway.. hahaha |
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: W'lands, Singapore
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This is a good post for those open-source fans who want to have the same effect as the ones in Photoshop. I'll try out the effect on my Gimp 2.6 later. Thanks a lot, auhckw.
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Location: Xiamen, China
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