Requested by: Kelvin | Program: Photoshop CS3 | Difficulty: Easy | Translatable: Nope

We'll be going from this to this in only TWO selective coloring layers!

First of all, this works best on photos with dulled colors and gray, blue, or white backgrounds.

All I do is a little selective coloring. If I don't show the selective coloring layer, then you can rest assured that I made no changes to that layer.

Selective Coloring Layer One:

SPOILER!!: Adjustments on Reds, Yellows, Cyans, Blues, Whites, and Neutrals

Selective Coloring Layer Two:

SPOILER!!: Adjustments on Reds, Yellows, Cyans, Blues, Whites, Neutrals, and Blacks

And your end product............



It's beautiful!


Other things I have used this on:



.....and pretty much everything in my shop.

I adjusted the reds and magentas on that one, I believe. Try it out for yourself! You can also add a light yellow or orange-ish fill layer (set it to "soft light" or "darken) before you selective color, and top it all off with a navy blue or maroon fill layer set to "exclusion."