is there a way of doing this like channel selecting...tried doing it by messing with the channels but only succseeded in confussing my damp grey stuff
cant figure out how to do this easily in Photoshop...
...cant seam to find anything via google...not sure im looking in the right place.....would be extremely usefull...
also its friday YAY
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Select > Colour Range > manually select the saturated colour areas using the +picker tool and adjust fuziness.
Once you have the selection you can modify (in select menu) it with smooth, expand, etc.
Any good?
Take your image, set the layer to "saturation"
Place a layer below that is a pure RGB, for example pure red.
Now you can see the areas that are more saturated than the others. I think this is what you are after. You could collapse the layer, desaturate it and you would have a mask of the saturation... I think.
Adam
bad spleen...perfect...cheers
final method:
-make layer "saturation"
-add red layer underneath
-in channels select red with ctrl click on thumb
-create new layer add selection as mask, fill layer with white
- add black layer beneath
-level mask to taste
cheers bud tired brain needed help