annetalsma
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First timer here, help would be much appreciated!
For my research I need to distinguish blue/black dye from dark brown (soil in this case). I use Photoshop CS5
This is an example of a photo after geometric distortion and the use of lasso tool:
![vrwt3r.jpg vrwt3r.jpg](https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/data/attachments/88/88724-d60c93d6d10c0ad2c189a1a2f9a58829.jpg?hash=1gyT1tEMCt)
Then I have adjusted contrast/brightness/hue/saturation with sometimes black/white option etc before using grayscale and I get this:
![neci8m.jpg neci8m.jpg](https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/data/attachments/88/88725-5009f8ce1b45530f54860d3a1a05fc6e.jpg?hash=UAn4zhtFUw)
If you compare the second picture with the first you see that there are some dark brown parts also black/gray while I want them white or at least a totally different pixel number than blue and black. What can I change in my steps to make sure this doesn't happen, without changing the picture too much.
For my research I need to distinguish blue/black dye from dark brown (soil in this case). I use Photoshop CS5
This is an example of a photo after geometric distortion and the use of lasso tool:
![vrwt3r.jpg vrwt3r.jpg](https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/data/attachments/88/88724-d60c93d6d10c0ad2c189a1a2f9a58829.jpg?hash=1gyT1tEMCt)
Then I have adjusted contrast/brightness/hue/saturation with sometimes black/white option etc before using grayscale and I get this:
![neci8m.jpg neci8m.jpg](https://www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/data/attachments/88/88725-5009f8ce1b45530f54860d3a1a05fc6e.jpg?hash=UAn4zhtFUw)
If you compare the second picture with the first you see that there are some dark brown parts also black/gray while I want them white or at least a totally different pixel number than blue and black. What can I change in my steps to make sure this doesn't happen, without changing the picture too much.