The BEST way to colour a SEM image

In this lesson we'll take a look at colouring a black and white SEM image using completely non-destructive techniques. This means that you'll be able to go back and change any of the colours, or even they way you coloured it all while your original image stays completely intact. Super handy!

[@stephanieeldridge3562]

This is too cool. Thanks for sharing!

[@amiraltrex]

This is really helpful. Thanks a lot!

[@james-h-wade]

These are great! Please keep them coming!!!

[@photoshopforthescientist9242]

James Wade Glad you liked it! I've got about 30 lessons planned so far, I just need to find time to make them! Stay tuned...

[@simseokyuk4276]

Thank you, you saved my life!!!

[@DaSmokeDaddy]

Excellent!

[@photoshopforthescientist9242]

Intermediate Lesson 1: In this lesson we'll take a look at colouring a black and white SEM image using completely non-destructive techniques. This means that you'll be able to go back and change any of the colours, or even they way you coloured it all while your original image stays completely intact. Super handy!

[@AqleemAbbas]

Your videos are impressive and amazing, If you can provide the images as well, we would practice.

[@birgula.1058]

THANK YOU!!

[@lucianbornify]

great ... thanks

[@neuronarm]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@moumitapatra5420]

Keep making such videos. Thank you. However, could you please state the version of Adobe you used here? That would be very helpful.

[@aunraza3427]

amazing

[@udariwijesinghe3677]

This is very helpful. But how to edit each layer like if want to change the color.

[@nuhajasim]

nice presentation

[@km_tube355]

Please, make a tutorial for colouring a TEM image.

[@carlosdelrivero]

If I want to edit one of the layers because I forgot to add one particle or figure , what do I do?

[@LT72884]

what if i want to do the opposite? go from color to the SEM style?

[@podboq2]

This guy sounds like the host, Ben Krasnow, from the Applied Science channel: ruclips.net/video/K297toCvHtY/видео.html What makes me think that? The amount of swallowing... weird, I know, just something I noticed.