Am using Photoshop cc<\/strong> here. It is also compatible with cs6<\/strong> also.<\/p>\n If you are quite familiar with the result of the effect\u00a0 that you are trying to give, then selecting a suitable image wont be a problem for you. Here I selected a sample image with a girl having high saturated\u00a0 red lipsticks. Here the effect that I want to give was, making all other colors bit more desaturated except the lips color. So the resultant image will certainly pop up the lip\u2019s red color.<\/p>\n Click on the New Fill or Adjustment Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers panel<\/strong>. Here without affecting the original background image the image gets turned black and white. If you want to revert back the changes we can simply delete the adjustment layer. From the properties panel<\/strong> of the black and white adjustment layer we can control the values for adjustment layer. For the 3 primary colors and for the 3 secondary colors we can find 6 sliders to adjust its values. After giving appropriate values for each we can move on to next step.<\/p>\n Click on the Icon indicated by red arrow.<\/p>\n Adjust the sliders for corresponding colors.<\/p>\n Now we are going to use the layer mask property of adjustment layer. After the adjustment layer was formed we can see the layer mask<\/strong> icon along with that layer. Select that icon. Then select soft rounded brush<\/strong> tool. After that navigate colors panel. Select foreground color<\/strong> to black<\/strong> and background color<\/strong> to white.<\/strong><\/p>\n Now with the selected brush, paint along the part of picture where we want to bring out the color. Here am painted along the lips of the girl. We can see that the red color is getting out from the black and white form. Try to use large radius brush inside the part while small radius brush along the edges for accurate result. For some slightly dramatic appearance we can change the opacity of the adjustment layer and also we can adjust the values in the properties panel.<\/p>\n Adjust the opacity of adjustment layer to give a bit of desaturated effect.<\/p>\nStep 1 : Select suitable image<\/strong><\/h1>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nStep 2 : Add a Black and White adjustment layer<\/h1>\n
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