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Selective colors in Gimp
I will show you how to expose just a part of the picture with colors using mask layer mask in GIMP.
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Open a picture in GIMP.
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In the menu click Layer and Duplicate Layer.
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In the menu click Colors and choose Hue-Saturation...
In the settings window set the Saturation to -100 and click OK.
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In the menu click Layer, Mask and choose Add Layer Mask...
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With the White (full opacity) option checked click Add.
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Select the Paintbrush Tool.
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Set the appropriate size of the Paintbrush tool ...
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... and start painting the parts of the picture you want to expose.
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No need to be to accurate as we will learn how to correct the over painted areas.
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10.
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Press X on the keyboard to select white as a foreground color and reduce the Paintbrush size by setting the Scale.
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11.
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Hold Ctrl and use the mouse wheel to zoom in the picture.
Start "unpaiting" the problem areas.
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