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Techniques for Creating Black and White Images in Photoshop
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13 Jan 2010In this tutorial, you will learn how to transform pictures into black and white using different Photoshop techniques including saturation, gradient map, channel mixer, grayscale, and image adjustments. The technique used depends on what best suits your needs for the project at hand.
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5 Responses to Techniques for Creating Black and White Images in Photoshop
veraperezp
February 13th, 2010 at 8:28 pm
R u familiar with iso settings and shutter speeds?
Nahum
March 11th, 2010 at 9:21 am
Have you tried selecting the gray with the color picker tool, then using Select>Color Range, creating a mask, then putting a red overlay? Or, if you are not looking for a realistic look on the tshirt in photoshop, just selecting the color range, deleting the gray, then filling it with red?
kat
March 17th, 2010 at 9:54 am
In Photoshop, with the picture open, go to Image > Mode > RGB Color. Now you should be able to paint it with color.
lolz
March 20th, 2010 at 9:33 am
Well, if you are trying to fill up the whole canvas with the gradient, just select your gradient tool (tap "L"). If you are trying to get a section of a canvas to be filled with your gradient, just select your select tool
free-form: tap "F".
rectangular: tap "R"
ellipse: tap "E".
Make a selection, then fill it with your gradient.
potoalw
March 24th, 2010 at 6:39 am
I would buy another mixer. Look for a small line mixer like a Behringer Xenyx 802. That way you could use your 2 channel mixer for your first two channels. And use the Behringer for the third channel. Run the outputs from your two channel into channels one and two on the Behringer. use channels three and four on the Behringer for your third channel. You need two channels for both. One for left and one for right. Using your mic input may cause distortion and will not be stereo.