Colorized B&W Vol pics

#51
#51
some of these would make a sweet desktop wallpaper. how could we resize them to where it doesnt distort the picture?
 
#52
#52
I've been looking for the B&W colorized pic from the SEC Championship vs Miss State "Teaching old dogs new tricks" Like to have a good digital or hard print. Anyone know where I can get it?
 
#53
#53
off topic but ppl liked this one when deerpark posted it in another thread:
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there are bigger pics in this thread..
http://www.volnation.com/forum/tennessee-vols-football/83680-looking-picture-posted-here.html
 
#57
#57
#69
#69
crusse10 said:
haha No worries man. Adobe's creative suite is one helluva product, really.
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I've been using it for years, since PhotoShop 5.0, but every time I've needed to do something like this, it's been a "need it rightfreakingnow" kind of deal, and I've used a much longer and more tedious method rather than taking the time to search for/learn a new process.

Thanks.
 
#71
#71
DeerPark12 said:
I've been using it for years, since PhotoShop 5.0, but every time I've needed to do something like this, it's been a "need it rightfreakingnow" kind of deal, and I've used a much longer and more tedious method rather than taking the time to search for/learn a new process.

Thanks.
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Make an extra layer, pen tool the parts you want to be in color, place that above the B&W layer, leave that color natural, and delete everything else?
 
#72
#72
crusse10 said:
Make an extra layer, pen tool the parts you want to be in color, place that above the B&W layer, leave that color natural, and delete everything else?
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Yup, or if you want to, you can do the same steps, just use the eraser tool. Works both ways.
 
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