Save as what...

PaperCut · Post by **PaperCut** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:07

How do I save this pic the way I see it.

After, I click OK, the pic goes back to the original.

What do I do...

edit:I'm using PShop CS by the way...

capanno · Post by **capanno** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:14

So you want it black and white?

PaperCut · Post by **PaperCut** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:16

capanno wrote:So you want it black and white?

either one of the two previews you see there

not necessarilly black and white...

capanno · Post by **capanno** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:19

The color range selection only lets you select a certain color range.

Its got nothing to do with altering the image. To edit those kinds of things, go to image-adjust and look around there. Curves, levels, brightness/contrast, color balance, etc.

PaperCut · Post by **PaperCut** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:24

capanno wrote:The color range selection only lets you select a certain color range. Its got nothing to do with altering the image. To edit those kinds of things, go to image-adjust and look around there. Curves, levels, brightness/contrast, color balance, etc.

Alright I'll check that out.

In the mean time...

Click here!

I wanna get my pic looking the same as the one on that site, you see...

capanno · Post by **capanno** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:40

more or less like this?

PaperCut · Post by **PaperCut** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:46

capanno wrote:more or less like this?

not really b&w more greyscale. But jah.

The one with color, I wanna add some text and use as a wallpaper. Is there a way to get it in those colours you see there? 8O

lancelot · Post by **lancelot** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:46

Look PC, you can only do so much with a photo OK, if it is poor to start off with one can enhance it a bit but not to pristine glory! Email me the pic to locate@radiodetection.co.za andI will do it for you, then explain how.
Your choice.

capanno · Post by **capanno** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:49

More grayscale... just lower the contrast. That pic NOT a good candidate for the effect you want btw.

I34z1k · Post by **I34z1k** » 14 Nov 2006, 13:49

I cannot guarantee this but go to the Channels window I think. Select red. Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C, new image, Ctrl+V. Then desaturate (maybe Ctrl+Alt+u).

I THINK. Don't have PS on hand

Edit* O ya, then edit the Brightness/Contrast

PaperCut · Post by **PaperCut** » 14 Nov 2006, 14:10

lancelot wrote:Look PC, you can only do so much with a photo OK, if it is poor to start off with one can enhance it a bit but not to pristine glory! Email me the pic to locate@radiodetection.co.za andI will do it for you, then explain how.
Your choice.

Check your mail

Richard_ · Post by **Richard_** » 14 Nov 2006, 14:23

What I34z1k said should work for you. You'll need to work with the red colour channel to get the preview you're looking at. Another option would be to go to the channels window, remove all channels except for red, an then Grayscale the image.

Richard_ · Post by **Richard_** » 14 Nov 2006, 14:31

This is the image you posted with only the red colour channel present. Is this what you want?

I34z1k · Post by **I34z1k** » 14 Nov 2006, 15:02

Richard_ wrote:What I34z1k said should work for you. You'll need to work with the red colour channel to get the preview you're looking at. Another option would be to go to the channels window, remove all channels except for red, an then Grayscale the image.

Hehe, Thanks buddy. I would have tested to make sure, but have lost my copy of CS2

PaperCut · Post by **PaperCut** » 14 Nov 2006, 16:16

Richard_ wrote:This is the image you posted with only the red colour channel present. Is this what you want?

This is pretty cool, thanx.