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Manipulating Color
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| BUB 209 2004-01-24, 5:28 pm |
| I know how to do a few things with Photoshop but would like to learn more,
especially regarding color. Specifically, I'd like to find tutorials for:
Changing the ink color on a scanned document. (if possible)
Changing the color on an object such as a car, without changing anything
else in the photograph, including gloss, highlights, and texture.
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| Bill Hilton 2004-01-24, 5:28 pm |
| >I know how to do a few things with Photoshop but would like to learn more,quote:
>especially regarding color. Specifically, I'd like to find tutorials for:
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>Changing the color on an object such as a car, without changing anything
>else in the photograph, including gloss, highlights, and texture.
Use the Select > Color Range tool to make a selection of the color you wish to
change ... screw around with the fuzziness setting and the eyedroppers to
fine-tune the selection (read up on it in Help).
Once you have the selection about right click OK and you have a new selection
based on that color. With this selection active make a new adjustment layer of
type Hue/Saturation. The selection becomes an adjustment layer mask.
Move the Hue slider around to change the color of what you selected. Magic.
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