
SkeletonFish
Hi Guys!
You can also use the Sponge-tool (Photoshop and Elements, ed.) in desaturation mode! Itôs quite simple because the only thing you have to do is desaturating all parts you want in B&W!
Tight Lines,
Steph
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Hi Ripley.
Masking pictures in photoshop, put ontop of each other and then erase on the top picture...
Regards Allan
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How is that effect done? B&W and the logo in colour?
Stupid question?
Rip
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Hi Guys!
You can al
Hi Guys!
You can also use the Sponge-tool (Photoshop and Elements, ed.) in desaturation mode! Itôs quite simple because the only thing you have to do is desaturating all parts you want in B&W!
Tight Lines,
Steph
Hi Ripley.
Masking
Hi Ripley.
Masking pictures in photoshop, put ontop of each other and then erase on the top picture...
Regards Allan
How is that effect d
How is that effect done? B&W and the logo in colour?
Stupid question?
Rip