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[edit] selective colour
Selective color is not a technique related to hand-colouring, it is not manual. The related techniques indicated in the article (toning, etc.) are manual techniques, though they do not produce full colour, and their names are sometimes confused with hand-colouring. I have added selective color to the "see also" section and placed the removed text here in case it can be of use in some future version, etc.
- Selective color is a digital technique that achieves the same effect, by opposite means. One starts with a color photo, converts it to black and white, and then brings back the color from certain areas within the photo. This is a distinct technique because the color that shows in the final image is what was recorded, as opposed to the artist's rendition of what it should have been.
Pinkville 02:41, 13 November 2006 (UTC)
