Well you literally could do that in Photoshop, though it is tedious and time-consuming. You could reacreate it in AI (if you have it) and it wouldn't be immensely hard that way, just a bunch of circles and lines.

Yeah I tried color selecting and selecting manually, neither did work and I was hoping if someone knows a better solution.

polygonal lasso tool
gl,hf

Ask serious questions and if you want someone else to do it wrong board

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If you took that image yourself, you goofed up with the light source. Take a better shot DIRECTLY from above (or better yet, scan it) so there's no dark parts at the bottom. Also the image is a bit slanted.

if you absolutely can't do that then try multiple passes of low-fuzz color ranging where you pick one or two pixels of one part of the green wiring and make a mask of it. Mask out the filth you don't need and range again from another part. It's slow but accurate.

>>247393
>but I simply can't get this done in photoshop
>I need to get everything green out of this circuit
>can't get this done in photoshop
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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seriously fuck off noob

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Just use photoshop. The more time you send, the better it will look.