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Baz - 24 Feb 2008 19:27 GMT

I'm trying to classify my images by

Black and White
Color
Sepia
Selective Color

What, if there is a name or term, for when you somewhat desaturate an image.
Not all the way, but just leaving some color.

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Zilla - 25 Feb 2008 01:33 GMT

duo-tone?

> I'm trying to classify my images by
>
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> What, if there is a name or term, for when you somewhat desaturate an
> image. Not all the way, but just leaving some color.

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McKev (yay!) - 25 Feb 2008 06:45 GMT

> duo-tone?
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>> What, if there is a name or term, for when you somewhat desaturate an
>> image. Not all the way, but just leaving some color.

Duotone is two colours on a base colour.

There isnt a name for your final image unless its duotone or monochrome.

McK.

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Rob Morley - 25 Feb 2008 07:14 GMT

> I'm trying to classify my images by
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> What, if there is a name or term, for when you somewhat desaturate an image.
> Not all the way, but just leaving some color.

Pastel?

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dadiOH - 25 Feb 2008 09:53 GMT

> I'm trying to classify my images by
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> What, if there is a name or term, for when you somewhat desaturate
> an image. Not all the way, but just leaving some color.

I nominate "washed out".

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