NicEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!

Useful! Thanks so much! ^_^

Fantastic tutorial! thats how I like it done. Man you have the knack for teaching.

you could create a new layer set it to “color” select paintbrush tool and go green over it, it wont make the tones look as nice as how his done it but its a way i use =]

kewl!!!!!

55!!

I get no eplae Color Dialog box…just the eyedropper tool…and everything else in inactive…
I have to force-close Photoshop to get anything done after this.
Anyone got any ideas?

Great tutorial! Fun & easy to do. Thanks

A lot of thanks for your tutorial..Helped a lot.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

-Photoshop CS3 newbie

fantastic!! thanks a lot!

thank you very much, your a good teacher and you have a very pleasant voice.. Best wishes!

thanks, very helpful. yet, there remains some green near her hair. how would you get those difficult shadow-like green pixels?

Excellent like always, great help. I think you’re a wonderful person sharing your knowledge. Please post more!

I think adobe photoshop 5 can do this.

very useful. great job

So useful! Great and informative+simple and you didn’t confuse people who dont understand computer talk!

It’s around 500 dollars

Thanks again. You’re really doing all us newbies a tremendous favor.

Yea i do. How much does Photoshop CS2 cost? Oh and this tutorial did in fact help lol. I went to my uncles and was able to change the color of the picture. Thanks ^_^

Sounds like you have Photoshop ELMENTS. This is the small brother of Photoshop. Not as many options as Photoshop CS, CS2, or the current version CS3.

Hope this helps.

Which Photoshop is this? Please respond >_< I`m so confused i just got it the other day. I have Adobe photoshop 5. I can`t find my Inageready either…Anyone care to tell me how to find it? Help would be greatly appreciated!

which photoshop is this ??

brilliant tutorial as usual.. iv used the replace colour before but you’ve helped make it look better. always got loads of useful tips too.

great (:

Excellent, Scott. I had only a vague idea about how to use the lasso, and your lesson was most helpful. Next, I’m headed for your website. Many thanks.