B/w photo with isolated color

How can one turn a photo into black/white but have one
element within the photo show in color?
For an example, you can log into stock.xchng and check out
the following photo:
http://www.sxc.hu/index.phtml
I'd be using Fireworks 8...
THanks for all your help -
Sincerely,
Kevin

I forgot. That's a FWs png file, so you can open it in FWs
and see what I
did.
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| Here's a quick example I did using the first image that
came up.
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|
http://www.fasterthanu.com/keyboard.html
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| Using the duplicating image method and bitmap mask Jim
describes below.
|
| Peter
| ________________
| "Jim Babbage - .:CMX:. & .:Adobe Community Expert:."
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|| That link just points to the homepage and maybe they
rotate images, but
|| I didn't see a color to b/w image, but here are a couple
ways to achieve
|| this.
||
|| Create a duplicate object of your photo. Select the
underlying object
|| and go to Commands > Creative > Convert to
Greyscale.
||
|| Select the upper image and - if you want to fade from
color to b/w -
|| choose Commands > Creative > Fade Image.
||
|| If you only want part of the image to remain color - say
in the middle -
|| you can add a mask to the upper object and paint on a
bitmap mask to
|| hide everything but the area you want to remain in color.
||
|| If you're looking to tint or colorize the image, apply the
|| Hue/Saturation Live Filter to the top object (masked, of
course) and
|| play with the hue and saturation.
||
|| There are other methods but this should get you started.
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|| Jim Babbage - .:Community MX:. & .:Adobe Community
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|| queensryche_05 wrote:
|| > How can one turn a photo into black/white but have
one element within
| the photo
|| > show in color?
|| >
|| > For an example, you can log into stock.xchng and
check out the
| following photo:
|| >
http://www.sxc.hu/index.phtml
|| >
|| > I'd be using Fireworks 8...
|| >
|| > THanks for all your help -
|| >
|| > Sincerely,
|| > Kevin
|| >
|| >
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