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As requested in your note!
Here's how I did it. Used the quick mask option, on the Tool palette it's the white circle on a grey background - selected Airbrush, hard edged with pressure set to 100%. Painted over the train roughly, trying to avoid any areas where I thought the background might be showing. Clicked the white circle on a white background to make the mask. Then I used Image/Adjust/Desaturate to remove the colour from the background that we'd selected.
Finally touched up any areas I'd missed with the Sponge Tool (it's an alternative option on the Dodge/Burn tool), set that to 100% and covered any areas I thought shouldn't have any colour.
This is just a quick example, and if there's any part you want me to explain further just say! |
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