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JenHuang — Tutorial - From Bay to Black
Published: 2007-08-18 04:53:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 21855; Favourites: 762; Downloads: 306
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Recoloring a horse from bay/buckskin to black in simple steps!
At least, I hope this isn't too complicated.Credits listed on tutorial.
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amazinf tutorial but how do i go from white to black? for example... a wolf? 
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I think he's a little green around the gills.
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I tried this tutorial out it worked, but I tried it out on a test horse, but I will post it in my scraps if you want me to... I did have little problems with the adjustment, it kept looking like a black and white photo, but I did manage get it right. After playing around with it..
One more question my horse has a strip of white on its face how would I turn white into black??
and thank you for posting this it does work!
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I'm glad it helped
For the strip of white, you could try using the Burn tool on "Highlights," but I would probably just use the Clone tool to get rid of it.
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I'll try that, I never used the clone tool.... maybe it's about time.. thank you!
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Thank you for this awesome tutorial! It helped me so much ^^
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I managed to make this manip because of it <3
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lovely manip <3
I'm glad the tutorial helped, you're welcome!
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I used your tutorial. Thanks for making one it came in handy
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no problem, I'm glad it helped!
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Here is the final result [link]
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Excellent tutorial! It even works on Gimp, which will definitely come in handy in the future. Thanks so much!
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I'm glad to hear that!
You're very welcome
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This was definitely helpful! I'm working on something right now where I needed to change a palomino to a light grey. I was able to apply most of these techniques in order to do it.
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Thank you for posting this, On this one picture I've been trying to figure out how to change it's colour to black. maybe this will help me. But I'll have to test it out later, since I'm not home, and my photo is at home.....
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You're welcome
let me know how it goes :]
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sure! haven't test it out yet....
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Wow, wonderful tutorial! You couldn't even tell he was a bay before! I'll definitely have to use this. Very simple, too.
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the piece and the walkthrough parts are up in case you want to check them out
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you have to make more tuts 
to draw manes/tails, yeah I know how.. but i always screw the picture then hahah
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actually I'm in the process of putting together a walkthrough for the next picture I'm gonna submit but shhh
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The menus in Elements are different, probably. I googled a bit and found this:
Enhance > Adjust Color > Adjust Hue/Saturation
This menu was for Elements 3, but try it?
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*got a problem* I don't have Hue/Saturation,
when i go to Image, there's no adjustments either
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What program do you use?
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GOSH- That is so simple and easy, thanks a tone!!!
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great tutorial, really is a simple but useful thing to use
End product looks great
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This tutorial works like a charm. I was using a more red bay with poor lighting and quite skeptical about it working, but the results are wonderful. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together!
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No problem 
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I tried it on Paint Shop Pro, but.. it didn't work. o.O ><;
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Same thing happened to me
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Ooh, if only you had one for Paint Shop Pro!
Lovely tutorial, by the way. Looks VERY realistic. <3
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I bet you could do most of the stuff here in PSP too
Thanks!
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Very good, and very effective. The result is so nice!
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nice, i'll see what I can do to translatee it into PSPX
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i have no ounce of photoshop skills in the least, but it was a cool tutorial all the same.
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