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Photoshop - Converting Black and White to Colour

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This step by step Photoshop tutorial will explain how to add colour to an old black and white photograph.

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03/07/2007
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sahasuza 15 days ago

thanks

thy_rajan 2 months ago

Pl help, I want to see this tutorial

n00bz4i 4 months ago

I want to see this tutorial,too bad you had hidden page 2-5

Studiobil 8 months ago

Sorry IAN1962 -- as U say it's an SLR (self loading repeat) -- we knew them as FN's. No aggro intended. It's a great shot Michael and a handy tutorial.

Studiobil 8 months ago

Your Grandfather (who appears to be an Australian or NZ solder) is carrying an FN Rifle -- not issued prior to the Vietnam war circa 1962+... at least for ANZAC service personnel. The .303 calibre rifle (Lee Enfield I think) was used by British and ANZAC forces in WWII.

Tendouji 11 months ago

Nice tutorials. Nvr heard of this 1! It s been always about color to grayscale. I believe this tutorial is a brief 1. The photo can be near photo realistic if more sections r to be broken up. Like the area around the arms and gun is great! The sky n the background is still slightly fake.

Ian1962 11 months ago

Very useful discussion, just one small point though, and not even relevant to the discussion itself. This picture does NOT date to WW2, the rifle being carried is an SLR which was not adopted by the British Army until the late 1950's or 1960's. It may have been taken in the Borneo uprising.

Cheers!

mohan9934985269 about 1 year ago

bncvb

Michael Ott about 1 year ago

Hi everyone. Thanks for the positive feedback. I will endeavour to respond properly a little later today.

Mike Ott.

Kelly about 1 year ago

Oh and also i LOOOVE your profile picture it's gorgeuous :]

Kelly about 1 year ago

Hey - Michael Ott, right? I recently stumbled on your profile looking for some help that I couldn't find on here but was mesmerized by your awesome step-by-step procedures on how to perform photoshop. I kind of need some help on this one thing, it's hard to explain but if you could email me? Thanks so much. Btw my name's Kelly & I'm 16 and an eager photographer

avenger about 1 year ago

very good

vegimurali about 1 year ago

grate

henok & eskender about 1 year ago

i have some comment on you ballak. you are playing so roughly when you want to take a ball from a player and i like that.but don't do it with your hands b/c the referee migh5t seen you. bye

Shane & Jennifer about 1 year ago

I am shooting a wedding in a month. This will be my first time to do a wedding. I have a Canon 30D. What settings do you recommend for the in door lighting. It will be dim lights. I do not waht to make the picture too light by over exposure. What do any of you recommend for me to do? P.S. I have a 580EX flash. Should I use the built in diffuser or the Sto-Fen OMEY Omni-Bounce Diffuser? Thank you so musch for reading this. I hope someone can help.

Anonymous about 1 year ago

lovely thanks mate you the best...wat i have been trying to do...its done in 3mins....you blessed mate

Michael Ott about 1 year ago

Hi Shane & Jennifer,

To convert a colour pic to greyscale in CS2 just press CTRL SHIFT and U. Alternatively go to IMAGE -> MODE -> GREYSCALE

Shane & Jennifer about 1 year ago

How do I change a colored picture into B&W in Photoshop CS2?

alankarphotos about 1 year ago

i developed my business by using this software thanks a lot

alankarphotos about 1 year ago

by using this software i developed by photogrphy business so pl help me. thanks a lot

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