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Selective colors with History Brush
There are quite a few ways to achieve the selective colors on black and white effect, let's learn how to create one using the History Brush.
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Open a picture.
I've opened a picture of me in a snowboarding attire. I only want my goggles to pop out in color and the rest in black and white.
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Press Shift + Ctrl + U to Desaturate (loose the colors) the picture.
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Choose the History Brush Tool.
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Set the appropriate brush size.
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And start painting the area you want in color.
As you can see the History Brush uncovers the state before you applied a filter, effect or in our case an image adjustment function - desaturatation.
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That's it, we're done!
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