This gets us 50% of the way there with choosing colors and shades for our scene, but as you can see there are many areas which could be improved upon such as the bottom-right of the jacket which features magentas and yellows. Impressively, this does a fantastic job at coloring in the photograph.Īs you can see in the screenshot above the jacket is mostly colored blue, the skin tone is quite close on the face, and the stone behind is realistically beige as well. At this point Photoshop CC calls in Adobe Sensei to run a scan of your image and process an automatic colorization process on the black and white image.
We'll head to the Colorize tool by clicking on it. Head to Filter>Neural Filters and you'll spot there are six beta tools to choose from. The first step we'll take is to use Photoshop CC's newest feature: neural filters.
The Colorize neural filter is in a beta stage at the moment, but does a brilliant job at adding color with no customization required
