Selective Colorization Using Photoshop

In this Photoshop tutorial, we will learn how to give a color to focus on a specific object and leave
black and white on the other object or commonly referred to as selective coloring. The trick is easy
enough to just make adjustments Black & White and then removing an area that we want to show
the color using the Eraser Tool. The following are step by step tutorial to create selective coloring
using Eraser Tool. Let's get started!

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1. Open Image.
Select menu File> Open, click on your photo and then click the Open button.

Open Image.

2. Make Black And White Adjustment.

Choose Layer> New Adjustment Layer> Black & White to create black & white adjustment.
Picture: Create black & white adjustment.

3. Set The Properties Of Adjustment Black & White.

If you do not see the Properties window, double-click on the Black & White adjustment to display
it. I will choose Preset Maximum Black to obtain a darker picture. Please select your own preset
that you want.
Set the properties of black & white adjustment.

4. Remove Object Part Using the Eraser Tool.

Press D key to reset foreground/background color to default. Make sure that Black & White
adjustment layer is highlighted. Click the Eraser Tool icon then Zoom your photos by pressing the
keyboard keys Ctrl ++. Set the brush size by pressing the open bracket key ([) to minimize and
close bracket (]) to enlarge. Brush Eraser Tool to erase black and white color. See also how to
change eye color, change hair color, and how to whitening skin in Photoshop.

Eraser Tool.
Remove the color using the Eraser Tool.

Here is the result:

Selective Colorization using Photoshop.