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Coloring Black and White Photos with Adobe Photoshop

You don't have to color everything in a black and white photo and maybe that isn't your goal.

You don't have to color everything

The main subject of the photo can be the only part colorized for emphasis.

Maybe you just want to colorize the main subject

Experiment with different blending modes, like "Multiply", "Soft Light", etc. and different levels of opacity until you get something you like. The "Color" blending mode and 50% opacity works best for me in most situations. You can name the layers something else than "Layer 1", "Layer 2", etc., by double-clicking on the "Layer Name" and typing in what you want to call it. I could have given each layer a more descriptive name like "Sky" or "Clouds" etc. If you have a project with a bunch of layers, descriptive name become invaluable.

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Article by Jeremy Baker  




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