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Here's my tutorial on selectively removing the color of an image in GIMP. Nothing sophisticated here, but a very neat technique!

The download is in pdf format.

Enjoy!

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=gemsbyjulz Nov 23, 2010
Wow just teaching myself Gimp as new to digital art and finally worked out how to remove background and make a png files. Thank you so much am going to try it out now. Cheers Julz
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~darkbhudda Apr 12, 2009
Thank you for the great tutorial. You have saved me so much time.
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~JawsyJaws Aug 21, 2008  Student Artist
Great tutorial! I always wondered how to remove it selectively... I wasn't smart enough to figure it out on my own... haha. But anyway, this is awesome, I'll definitely use it :D
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~Neden Apr 26, 2007   Interface Designer
yes thank you. im so new to PS and i get thrown off with long drawn out directions, this was simple and to the point! PERFECT
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~fence-post May 5, 2007
Glad you like it. However, you might not want to read my other tutorials if you don't like long, drawn out directions....I tend to make sure, there are no questions left unanswered by the time I'm finished.....which translates into 'long, drawn out directions!' :hug:

Take care.

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~Larissa-Rasputin Feb 11, 2007
Thank you so much for doing this! Before I was duplicating the layer and then erasing all but the part of the image I wanted to stay colored. I made sure that layer had transparency and then when I merged it down the colored part would override the desaturated background layer. This seems like it will be much easier!
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~fence-post Feb 12, 2007
Glad you found it to be useful! Thanks for taking the time to stop by and comment. I appreciate that more than you know.

Take care.

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~gimpnub Jul 16, 2006
hey fence!

I like to do it a different way using a Layer Mask to make certain parts of the colored layer invisible

however yours looks to work the same way
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~fence-post Jul 16, 2006
Yep, that's a great way too!

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~DrGM Jul 8, 2006
cool :D
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