black-white inverse help
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Can someone please tell me how to alternate the colours in this pic. Instead of it being like an x-ray, I want it white with black skull.
Thanx in advance
Thanx in advance
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Awesome mate.
Thanx very much
Can you briefly tell me how you did it as I looked for some kind of effect which sounded like what I wanted, but there was nothing
Cheers buddy. That's top anyway
Thanx very much
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Can you briefly tell me how you did it as I looked for some kind of effect which sounded like what I wanted, but there was nothing
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Cheers buddy. That's top anyway
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lol i do stuff like that all the time dont worry about it PS is massive hehe
the way i go round colour changing is a bit long winded but here we go
first of all select what u want to colour up i use the lasso tool i find it easier than the magic wand tool,
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/jimmermac/Edits/01.jpg)
then copy paste that onto a new layer ( ctrl+c then ctrl+v),
now i prefer to make a new adjustment layer by Layers/new adjustment
layer/hue-saturation( or click on 4th icon along in layer box bottom right of the screenie)
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/jimmermac/Edits/02.jpg)
just click ok in the box that pops up with the setting for the hue/saturation options for the moe,
first u need to link the adustment layer to the body layer,
hold down Alt then click on the line in between the 2 layers u should get
an icon of 2circles together when ur on the line then left click it
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/jimmermac/Edits/03.jpg)
right now u can muck around with the colour by going to the layers box, then double click the first pic in the adjustment layer this brings up the hue/saturation box
the way i go round colour changing is a bit long winded but here we go
first of all select what u want to colour up i use the lasso tool i find it easier than the magic wand tool,
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/jimmermac/Edits/01.jpg)
then copy paste that onto a new layer ( ctrl+c then ctrl+v),
now i prefer to make a new adjustment layer by Layers/new adjustment
layer/hue-saturation( or click on 4th icon along in layer box bottom right of the screenie)
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/jimmermac/Edits/02.jpg)
just click ok in the box that pops up with the setting for the hue/saturation options for the moe,
first u need to link the adustment layer to the body layer,
hold down Alt then click on the line in between the 2 layers u should get
an icon of 2circles together when ur on the line then left click it
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/jimmermac/Edits/03.jpg)
right now u can muck around with the colour by going to the layers box, then double click the first pic in the adjustment layer this brings up the hue/saturation box
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v96/jimmermac/Edits/04.jpg)
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