How to change a color photo into this?

http://bellsouthpwp.net/d/r/drinklime/pics/mann.jpg

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3 steps.

Step 1: Choose blue as your foreground color.

Step 2: Edit->Fill.

Step 3: In the Fill dialog, choose Mode: Color.

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In article <c39%b.27851$>, "fredrickson" wrote:

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First, assemble a gaggle of geeks.

Tacit wrote:

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3 steps.

Step 1: Choose blue as your foreground color.

Step 2: Edit->Fill.

Step 3: In the Fill dialog, choose Mode: Color.

Before step 1 you must also use a little artistic filters like posterize and smudge stick.

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In article <c39%b.27851$>,
"fredrickson" wrote:

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Open a photo. Add a colorizing blue layer above it. On the photo's layer, start applying filters (like paint daubs, smudge and halftone). A little voice, inaudible to the rest of the world, will tell you to STOP applying artistic filters. Don't listen to it. Just keep applying them.

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thanks everyone

"fredrickson" wrote in message

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(Tacit) wrote in m24.aol.com:

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3 steps.

Step 1: Choose blue as your foreground color.

Step 2: Edit->Fill.

Step 3: In the Fill dialog, choose Mode: Color.

errr and select Fiter>Artistic>paint daubs

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In article <c39%b.27851$>, "fredrickson" wrote:

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First, assemble a gaggle of geeks.

That gave me a laugh anyway!

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"Kingdom" wrote in message
| (jjs) wrote in | 135.docsis.hbci.com:
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| > In article <c39%b.27851$>, "fredrickson" | > wrote:
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| >> http://bellsouthpwp.net/d/r/drinklime/pics/mann.jpg | >
| > First, assemble a gaggle of geeks.
| >
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| That gave me a laugh anyway!

Me too!! :-D

Another approach:

1. Image Mode turn to grayscale (discard color)
2. Image Mode RGB or CYMK
3. Image Adjust Color Balance- Make it what you want.

"fredrickson" wrote in message

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3. Image Adjust Color Balance- Make it what you want.

Generally speaking, you should not use the Color Balance command if you care about the quality of the image.

The Brightness/Contrast and Color Balance commands, both of which are used by amateur hobbists and casual users, but are rarely or never used by anyone proficient in Photoshop--are "linear" commands. In English, that means they work by clipping hilight and/or shadow detail out of the image. They are "destructive"--using those commands results in irrevocable loss of image detail.

The Curves command can do everything that BColor Balance and Brightness/Contrast can do, and a lot of things those commands can not do, but it is "nonlinear"--it does not degrade the image like Color Balance and Brightness/Contrat.

Once you learn to use Curves, you won't go back to Color Balance and Brightness/Contrast.

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