Color Changing with Photoshop

Why go through all that trouble when you can simply use Hue / Saturation ???

BTW, if your dealing with a picture that has more of the same color (example, 2 cars that are red) and you want to color 1, just do as I show, then use the "History Brush" to paint the other car back to normal.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• photoshop
• photo
• car
• color
• colour
• styling
• recolor
• hue
• saturation

[wrapfilms]

How do you select that car itself?

[DairyProduct]

With Hue+Saturation option you do not need to select it, however if your wanting ti select the car to cutout of the image to use elseware, I recommend Quick Mask. Use the PS Help option and search for it, should give a quick reference how to use quick mask.

[IkkFedt]

could you possibly make a tutorial on how to make a black car some other color. I've tried everythning, but i can't get it to look nice...

[DairyProduct]

if I am able to find the free time, I will, an easy way is to use the "histroy brush", basically you do the same thing I show above, but then using the history brush you can go back an "undo" only specific spots to the original color in order to ease the process and fine tune the look.

I am sure there are several tutorials floating around about the history brush.

[bawanabdulla]

how did u get up that colours from beggining?(the first thing u did)

[DairyProduct]

CTRL+U brings up the hue saturation dialog.

[FreakFixtional]

Thanks dude, you helped me alot.

[TIBANGSTAR]

lol hahahah

The cow says...

moooooooooooooooo lol nice.

[illusionistdave]

Wow I always had to select the object before. This is much faster and works better. Thanks for the tip!

[DairyProduct]

yes, as the title says "Color Changing with Photoshop"