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I made a drawing with plain old pencil and paper. I then scanned it, and subsequently loaded it into Photoshop. Using Photoshop’s pencil function I drew over the scanned image, making a black outline drawing of the scanned image.
Now, I want to remove ALL the colors and shades of gray that were scanned, and leave ONLY the black line drawing that I made with photoshop.
Basically, is there any way for me to basically "protect" the black in my image and turn everything else in the image white?
Now, I want to remove ALL the colors and shades of gray that were scanned, and leave ONLY the black line drawing that I made with photoshop.
Basically, is there any way for me to basically "protect" the black in my image and turn everything else in the image white?
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