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selective colors lightroom cc

Community Beginner ,
Jul 15, 2018 Jul 15, 2018

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Hey guy's,

Im having a bit of troubles on my picture (attached below). I want to have the whole picture Black & White, except the Monk.

So as you can see, the Sign down left is also in Orange.
My question is now: How can i get the sign also in Black & White?

Appreciate the help!

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Community Expert , Jul 15, 2018 Jul 15, 2018

Not sure how you got to where you are now. However, taking a slightly different tack to before. Open the Linear Gradient tool and set the saturation to -100, then place the cursor as close to bottom of image as possible and drag down. The entire image should be desaturated. Next select the eraser brush in gradient tool and brush on the monk to bring back the colour.

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The easiest way is t choose the Local brush, set saturation to -100 then brush the item you want as B&W. You can, with the same brush, add contrast, clarity or whatever adjustment might be necessary to boost the contrast/tone lost by desaturating.

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Hey @Ian Lyons, i already tried that. It didn't work for me.. Probably because the picture is already Black & White and all colors except orange are removed ? Hmm..

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Not sure how you got to where you are now. However, taking a slightly different tack to before. Open the Linear Gradient tool and set the saturation to -100, then place the cursor as close to bottom of image as possible and drag down. The entire image should be desaturated. Next select the eraser brush in gradient tool and brush on the monk to bring back the colour.

lrcc-linera-gradient-erase.png

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I took the liberty of downloading your photo and importing into Lr CC.  I applied the Linear Gradient as described above then used eraser brush to bring back the colour on monk. Since original was mainly B&W I didn't need to take much care when using the eraser brush.

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Thanks a ton @Ian Lyons! Highly appreciate it !

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