There are dozens of color change in the Adobe Photoshop program. The easiest and fastest - use the Special Replace Color or Replace Color command. This feature is convenient to use when working with any object in the photo. Also, this command is useful when replacing the color of several small parts, chaotic scattered throughout the image. This article describes a detailed step-by-step instruction for performing this simple task.
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Open the image in "Photoshop". Create a duplicate of the main layer. To do this, go to the "Layer" tab in the top menu and select "Create a duplicate layer" or press Ctrl + J. Go to the "Image" tab. Select "Adjustments) -" Replace Color "(Replace Color).
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A dialog box appears. In its top, place a tick in front of Localised Color Clusters . Below are 3 pipettes. Selecting the first, click on the area of \u200b\u200bthe object where you want to change the color. It is displayed in the upper square of the dialog box.
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Pipette with a plus card adds area. Use it when unproduced areas remained at the facility. A pipette with a minus - delivers the part of the image that is not subject to replacement.
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Configure the "Scatter" parameter. If the runner is left at the beginning, only those pixels that exactly match the color with the sample will fall under the replacement. With maximum parameter values, the program will replace all shades of the selected color. Configure the "Replacement" parameter. At the bottom of the dialog box there are three commands: color tone, saturation and brightness. Using them, select the color and the required shade for replacement. Focus on the square on the right with the inscription "Result".
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Click "OK". A good effect is obtained on contrasting pictures, especially in the absence of similar shades of the variable color. If there are many tones of the selected paint, and you only need to change in one area, first highlight it with the appropriate tool on the taskbar. Thus, change the color of any object in the "Photoshop" simply and quickly.
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All this is so, but how to replace black color - for example on blue. For some reason, it turns out a change only on grayscale, despite the included RGB mode.
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All this is so, but how to replace black color - for example on blue.
For some reason, it turns out a change only on grayscale, despite the included RGB mode.