Smoke color

Aaron Wilson

I have some photos from a race. In the staging area, the cars light up there tires to to get them sticky for the track. In doing so the tire made tons of smoke. I would like to take the color from grayish white to a diffrent color. Is there a easy way to do this with out effecting the rest of the photo?

Shay Stephens

Aaron Wilson wrote:

I have some photos from a race. In the staging area, the cars light up there tires to to get them sticky for the track. In doing so the tire made tons of smoke. I would like to take the color from grayish white to a diffrent color. Is there a easy way to do this with out effecting the rest of the photo?

I would create a new layer on top of the existing photo, set the blending to color, then use a soft edge paint brush to paint in the color I wanted over the smoke. Then adjust that layers opacity to taste.

JBurt

Shay Stephens wrote:

"Failure is feedback. And feedback is the breakfast of champions." - fortune cookie

And boy, do I get a lot of feedback

SloYerRoll

This sounds like a perfect tread for Finishing School..

This way you'll also target the right audience and generate the most replies...

Cheers,