One of the comedies I really like is "Laurel and Hardy" from the 1920's onward.
The pictures of "Laurel and Hardy" are in black and white so I decided to try make a color version of it. I looked up on the internet on how to change colors on paint.net and it was very simple and self-explanatory. Since I completed the picture, I was really happy with the job I did on it and decided to do a few more.
Here are a few I've done:
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Original black and white version |
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Color version. To get some of the correct colors (for example the hat) I had to look at color photos of them. |
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Original black and white version |
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Color version. I basically guessed the colors. |
Simply create a layer above the black and white layer. Set its transparency between 100 and 200, normally 125 works best and change the layer type to overlay or color (so far I only used overlay). Then color in the objects using the paint brush.
Information links:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OocyYh4YOiI
I thought this can not be done with the help of paint.net. But I was wrong. I've done similar things with this https://macphun.com/tonality. But now I know the alternative. Thanks for the video tutorial. This is useful for me.
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