How do you....

there is a tool called the sponge in photoshop. you can do it manually in photoshop by "painting" everything with the sponge and it will "****" the color away.

or you could do it the quick way and select each area you want to keep color on with the lasso tool. then do [select->inverse] and then press [ctrl+u] and turn the saturation all the way down to 0. then go in with the sponge and get the small details by hand.

least thats one way of doing it.

a filter? i think not, filters are not accurate enough to dictate what is part of an image and what needs to be taken away or edited. until computers can think activly that kind of stuff is useless imo :p

 
make another layer.. over it.. turn it black and white.. then use the eraser and erase the part you want color.. and the color layer under it will show.. , hope that was clear.

 
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