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Red (Rose) on Black and White (Monochrome) Background?

April 30, 2013
12:47 am

chasmz

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Can I have this effect with our using photoshop or and other editing software?

If it is required to use editing software, kindly guide me on how to do it….

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April 30, 2013
11:04 am

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This effect is called selective color. There are some cameras that are now able to do selective coloring in-camera. I believe Nikon D3200, D5100, D5200 and bunch of point an shoot cameras.

But I would rather do it in post production – In Lightroom or Photoshop. I will create a video about this.

April 30, 2013
11:09 am

Brian Copeland

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easyexposure said

This effect is called selective color. There are some cameras that are now able to do selective coloring in-camera. I believe Nikon D3200, D5100, D5200 and bunch of point an shoot cameras.

But I would rather do it in post production – In Lightroom or Photoshop. I will create a video about this.

My Canon Powershot SX50 can do it…it can also do colour swaps as well, where you select one colour and substitute it for another one. Can have lots of fun with that.

May 1, 2013
6:42 am

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It can create a cool effect and when I’ve attempted it I always
use Lightroom to get the results I’m looking for. I do know that
certain cameras are capable of this effect but mine isn’t so I use Lightroom.
Dale.

May 3, 2013
11:42 pm

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Thank you for the information.. Too bad for my camera (D7000) do not have that effect.

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May 6, 2013
10:01 am

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I really never cared for selective color.
What’s the point? …. To make an object stand out from the rest of the photo?
I’d rather find other, more natural, ways.

-- Mandrake --

May 7, 2013
6:43 pm

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Actually this effect was requested by my model because she loves the color red