any one here good at photo shop?

[DominicNikon]

is there any way to make the cabinets look white and not wood with photoshop or something?

[AkiraDaarkst]

You'll need to do a bit of work to clean up the wood pattern if you want to make it plain white without making the edit look amateurish.

[DominicNikon]

14 minutes ago, AkiraDaarkst said:

You'll need to do a bit of work to clean up the wood pattern if you want to make it plain white without making the edit look amateurish.

do you own photo shop?

[kirashi]

11 minutes ago, DominicNikon said:

do you own photo shop?

I do, but you'd be better off uploading the photo to a home decor website that offers a "design your room" functionality.

Making textured things like wood into a different color isn't exactly a simple task.

[AkiraDaarkst]

24 minutes ago, DominicNikon said:

do you own photo shop?

You don't have access to Photoshop?

[AkiraDaarkst]

24 minutes ago, kirashi said:

I do, but you'd be better off uploading the photo to a home decor website that offers a "design your room" functionality.

Making textured things like wood into a different color isn't exactly a simple task.

It can be done, but it will take a couple of hours and requires a higher resolution image.

[Bsmith]

possible, yes, time consuming, probably, very usefull, not really.

 

I'm certain it can be done just like @AkiraDaarkst said, but due to the time consuming factor it would be hard to find someone that would "just" do it for you.

[xQubeZx]

Its quite a bit of work to get it done good. You might be able to mask out each part and use a gradient map on them that will keep the wood texture but you can kinda change the color then. 

[AkiraDaarkst]

9 hours ago, xQubeZx said:

Its quite a bit of work to get it done good. You might be able to mask out each part and use a gradient map on them that will keep the wood texture but you can kinda change the color then. 

There are ways of getting the texture on a separate layer and then applying it back in Photoshop.  I thought of helping him out but the photo he posted is a very low resolution quality image and it's not even sharp enough to work with in certain areas.

[xQubeZx]

18 hours ago, AkiraDaarkst said:

There are ways of getting the texture on a separate layer and then applying it back in Photoshop.  I thought of helping him out but the photo he posted is a very low resolution quality image and it's not even sharp enough to work with in certain areas.

I would agree. If I had a raw file I might be able to make a try on it. I'm by no means a pro in Photoshop but I'm slowly learning. But the first step to me would defenitivly try to fix the "warped" feeling of the image. It seems to be tilted in a bunch of ways. Would make it way easier to make selections and so.