stevenhill
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Step 1
Open an image in Photoshop and duplicate the background layer (Ctrl + J). Then reset the colour palette by pressing the ‘D’ key.
Step 2
Select the Quick mask tool and hit the ‘Q’ key on the keyboard to enter quick mask mode. Now paint over the areas of the image where you don’t want the black and white effect to appear. Note that this is the opposite way around. If you make a mistake you can use the eraser tool.
Step 3
Exit Quick mask mode by selecting the ‘Q’ key again. Then choose Select > Inverse and your image should look like below:
Step 4
Now select Image > Adjustment > Desaturate and deselect the selection (Ctrl + D) and your image should look like below.
Open an image in Photoshop and duplicate the background layer (Ctrl + J). Then reset the colour palette by pressing the ‘D’ key.
Step 2
Select the Quick mask tool and hit the ‘Q’ key on the keyboard to enter quick mask mode. Now paint over the areas of the image where you don’t want the black and white effect to appear. Note that this is the opposite way around. If you make a mistake you can use the eraser tool.
Step 3
Exit Quick mask mode by selecting the ‘Q’ key again. Then choose Select > Inverse and your image should look like below:
Step 4
Now select Image > Adjustment > Desaturate and deselect the selection (Ctrl + D) and your image should look like below.
