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Try the technique of "part color." Highlight the focused part in color while
changing the other parts to sepia.
Several techniques can be used to highlight the focused part. The "part color" technique highlights the focused
part in clear color while leaving the other parts in sepia. This technique makes a contrast to focus on the target. Let's
try the "part color" technique, which drastically changes the photo's character. |
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| On a layer in color, create another layer in sepia. Using a layer
mask, hide part of the sepia image. Then, in the hidden part, the color image underneath appears. Therefore,
the specified part will be in color. |
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1.Changing the image to sepia
Duplicate the background layer. Select [Hue/Saturation] from [Adjustments] in the [Image] menu,
check [Colorize], and change the image to sepia. |
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2.Making partial color using a layer mask
Select [Reveal All] from [Add Layer Mask] in the [Layer] menu. Set [Foreground color] to black
then drag in the image using the [Brush Tool]. The painted part will be colored. |
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3.Blurring the background
in sepia
Select [Gaussian Blur] from [Blur] in the [Filter] menu, and blur the image in sepia. Complete
by setting the perspective between the images in color and in sepia. |
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