Message 03 Nov 2010, 21:28

Changing the Color of an Object in Photoshop

Changing the color of an object with Photoshop without changing the substance of the object.

NB: If you have problems viewing images in this tutorial:
Right click on the white square with a red and click on the "image display".


With the lasso tool, make a rough outline of the object you want to change the color.

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Clic on Select / Color range

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Use the eyedropper tool proposed to select the image you want to change color.

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Use the eyedropper tool + to increase the selection of intermediate shades of color of the object. In the preview window be sure that everything of the object is white and the rest black.

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Create an adjustment layer by clicking on Layer / New Adjustment Layer / Hue/Saturation.

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Using Hue, saturation and brightness to change the color of the object.

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Now, you've finished editing the color of the object. :dance: :clap:
While some areas have not been modified, you can use the brush tool to modify the remaining areas. :whistle:
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