Photoshop Basics: Selective Color - WCI Pixel Podcast

Fine tuning is what makes the difference between a good print and a great print. But how do you fine-tune one section of your photograph without disturbing what's right in all the others?

The answer is to make a local change with a tool like Selective Color. With Selective Color, you can make changes to individual colors. Want to warm up those yellow fall leaves? Use Selective Color to add some red and magenta. Want to intensify a red wall without making everything else red, as well? Selective Color can do that, too!

Making such precise changes are easy once you know how. Just watch Photoshop Basics: Selective Color, and learn how!

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[martitz548]

how do you fill in a layer?

[westcoastimaging]

Can you be more specific? Are you working with adjustment layers?

[breakdance74]

GREAT! Just one thing... on the second image when u changed the colour of the wall, it ALSO changed the colour of the black sign with the red letter A. So, if anyone is doing this, just make sure that there arent other things of the same colour that you dont want changed.

[westcoastimaging]

Yes! You need to use great care and look at the image overal when adjusting it!

[matt46and2]

no offense, but your voice is very seductive...great voice, great video. thanks

[kiwiV8]

Fantastic tutorial - thank you!

[designshdlandy]

What's nice voice :)

[turbotonic27]

i dont have selective color option

[rushnp774]

Thanks a lot for posting this tutorial! I linked to it in a post about selective coloring on my blog:

Metavo Photo

[itzkraziee]

thanks! this helped me alot =)