flomotion | HOW TO COLORIZE OLD PHOTOS in Photoshop @flo.motion | Uploaded July 2023 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
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In this easy to understand Photoshop Tutorial I am going to show you how to colorize old black and white images.
I am also going to show you how to restorate, restore and make a restoration of old pictures with dust and scratches with the help of AI and PhotoShop
I will try to make it as easy as possible for beginners, but will spice it up with tipps for professionals!
Select Neural Filters
Choose Filter - Neural Filters from the main Photoshop menu.
Download the Colorize filter from the cloud
Before using the filter for the first time, you will need to download it from the cloud. Simply click on the cloud icon to download the filter.
Enable the filter and adjust the colors
The Colorize filter will automatically assign colors to the image using AI. You can adjust the color balance after enabling the filter by moving the sliders in the Neural Filters panel.
Enable the Colorize filter by clicking on the circle next to the filter.
Adjust the sliders to the desired color balance.
Change automatic color choices (optional)
In cases where you wish to use a color other than the one automatically selected by the filter, such as changing the color of clothing in a portrait, you can drop a pin on the desired area and select a different color.
Click on the Color picker below the image preview and select a color.
Click on the preview image at the location you wish to change the selected color. This will drop a pin on the focal point and fill the related area with the selected color.
You can select the pin to edit the color or drag the pin to another location.
Continue adding pins and selecting colors as needed.
Hold Alt/Option and drag an existing point to duplicate a color in another location in the image.
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In this easy to understand Photoshop Tutorial I am going to show you how to colorize old black and white images.
I am also going to show you how to restorate, restore and make a restoration of old pictures with dust and scratches with the help of AI and PhotoShop
I will try to make it as easy as possible for beginners, but will spice it up with tipps for professionals!
Select Neural Filters
Choose Filter - Neural Filters from the main Photoshop menu.
Download the Colorize filter from the cloud
Before using the filter for the first time, you will need to download it from the cloud. Simply click on the cloud icon to download the filter.
Enable the filter and adjust the colors
The Colorize filter will automatically assign colors to the image using AI. You can adjust the color balance after enabling the filter by moving the sliders in the Neural Filters panel.
Enable the Colorize filter by clicking on the circle next to the filter.
Adjust the sliders to the desired color balance.
Change automatic color choices (optional)
In cases where you wish to use a color other than the one automatically selected by the filter, such as changing the color of clothing in a portrait, you can drop a pin on the desired area and select a different color.
Click on the Color picker below the image preview and select a color.
Click on the preview image at the location you wish to change the selected color. This will drop a pin on the focal point and fill the related area with the selected color.
You can select the pin to edit the color or drag the pin to another location.
Continue adding pins and selecting colors as needed.
Hold Alt/Option and drag an existing point to duplicate a color in another location in the image.
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