How to Change colour of black and white photos

(n) wrote in message . com...
I have a colour photo which i converted to black and white. I would
prefer it to be "moss and white" ie, green, or sepia or some other
colour.

How do i do this in photoshop?

It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville

It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville


Orville, it may surprise you that according to linguists, modern American
English is actually more antiquated (authentic?), and closer to Shakespeare,
than modern British English.

Perhaps you should be schooled in English before attempting to police other
peoples spelling.
FYI 'Colour' is the correct spelling in all countries with a monarchical
constitution. This includes 53 countries in total.
n.t.


"Orville Wright" wrote in message
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(n) wrote in message
. com...
I have a colour photo which i converted to black and white. I would
prefer it to be "moss and white" ie, green, or sepia or some other
colour.

How do i do this in photoshop?

It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville

"n.t." wrote in message
...
Perhaps you should be schooled in English before attempting to police
other
peoples spelling.
FYI 'Colour' is the correct spelling in all countries with a monarchical
constitution. This includes 53 countries in total.
n.t.


"Orville Wright" wrote in message
om...
(n) wrote in message
. com...
I have a colour photo which i converted to black and white. I would
prefer it to be "moss and white" ie, green, or sepia or some other
colour.

How do i do this in photoshop?

It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville


Gee, GP/OW has now gone from making up specification on cameras to making up
rules of spelling... Boys, we are among genius! Cripes. Ever the helpful
one, aren't you GP/OW?

--
Skip Middleton
http://www.shadowcatcherimagery.com

On 23 Jun 2004 20:05:36 -0700,
(Orville Wright) wrote:

(n) wrote in message . com...
I have a colour photo which i converted to black and white. I would
prefer it to be "moss and white" ie, green, or sepia or some other
colour.

How do i do this in photoshop?

It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville

Hmmm...

It's spelt "it's," not "it"
and "spelt," not "spelled."

It's a big old world out there...



To reply, remove the underpants from my email address.
Say NO to spam.

Orville Wright wrote:

(n) wrote in message . com...

I have a colour photo which i converted to black and white. I would
prefer it to be "moss and white" ie, green, or sepia or some other
colour.

How do i do this in photoshop?


It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville


--
JB
Im a Starship Trooper
This is my letter to dad
Transferred from Saigon to Baghdad
And now Im dead --Ozi Batla - Starship Troopers

n.t. wrote:

Perhaps you should be schooled in English before attempting to police other
peoples spelling.
FYI 'Colour' is the correct spelling in all countries with a monarchical
constitution. This includes 53 countries in total.
n.t.


"Orville Wright" wrote in message
om...

(n) wrote in message

. com...

I have a colour photo which i converted to black and white. I would
prefer it to be "moss and white" ie, green, or sepia or some other
colour.

How do i do this in photoshop?

It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville





--
JB
Im a Starship Trooper
This is my letter to dad
Transferred from Saigon to Baghdad
And now Im dead --Ozi Batla - Starship Troopers

Skip M wrote:

"n.t." wrote in message
...

Perhaps you should be schooled in English before attempting to police

other

peoples spelling.
FYI 'Colour' is the correct spelling in all countries with a monarchical
constitution. This includes 53 countries in total.
n.t.


"Orville Wright" wrote in message
.com...

(n) wrote in message

e.com...

I have a colour photo which i converted to black and white. I would
prefer it to be "moss and white" ie, green, or sepia or some other
colour.

How do i do this in photoshop?

It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville


Gee, GP/OW has now gone from making up specification on cameras to making up
rules of spelling... Boys, we are among genius! Cripes. Ever the helpful
one, aren't you GP/OW?



--
JB
Im a Starship Trooper
This is my letter to dad
Transferred from Saigon to Baghdad
And now Im dead --Ozi Batla - Starship Troopers

Fletcher Fletchowicz wrote:

On 23 Jun 2004 20:05:36 -0700,
(Orville Wright) wrote:


(n) wrote in message . com...

I have a colour photo which i converted to black and white. I would
prefer it to be "moss and white" ie, green, or sepia or some other
colour.

How do i do this in photoshop?

It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville


Hmmm...

It's spelt "it's," not "it"
and "spelt," not "spelled."

It's a big old world out there...



To reply, remove the underpants from my email address.
Say NO to spam.


--
JB
Im a Starship Trooper
This is my letter to dad
Transferred from Saigon to Baghdad
And now Im dead --Ozi Batla - Starship Troopers

Orville Wright wrote:
(n) wrote in message
. com...
I have a colour photo which i converted to black and white. I would
prefer it to be "moss and white" ie, green, or sepia or some other
colour.

How do i do this in photoshop?

It spelled "color", not "colour". British English is dead.

Hope this helps,

Orville

So America is right, and 53 other countries are wrong ?

While we are on the subject, perhaps somebody should point out that 'Metre'
is a unit of meausre, whereas 'Meter' is a measuring instrument. As far as I
know, America is a memebr of the International Standards Organistaion.

Do try and keep up...