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I can't quite tell if you've tried this or not, but if you open up another document in the same window of a person in color, you can use the eyedropper to take that person's skin tone and use it in the B&W photo. I like to extract the part I want to colorize in a new layer and create yet another layer. CTRL+Click the layer with the extracted part to get the marquee around the area and fill it with the skin color. Now, you can get rid of the extracet layer and decrease the opacity of the fill layer or set it to "soft light". I hope ya'll understand. I'm new to the board and I'll probably be hanging around here as well as in the Bryce forum. I'll hopefully get into the Poser board once I get Poser 5 to work!
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