Object Selection

Stop Repainting Objects by Hand — Use Photoshop's Hue/Saturation to Color Match in Minutes
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Stop Repainting Objects by Hand — Use Photoshop's Hue/Saturation to Color Match in Minutes

Client sends you a product photo. The widget is blue. They want it pink. You open Photoshop, grab the Brush tool, and spend forty minutes hand-painting over it like some kind of digital house painter. The result looks okay at 50% zoom and terrible at 100%. I’ve been there more times than I’d like to admit, and for a while I thought that was just the job. Turns out there’s a smarter way, and it takes about five minutes once you know the workflow.

Master Color Gradients in Photoshop Without Destroying Your Subject's Skin Tone
Video Tutorials

Master Color Gradients in Photoshop Without Destroying Your Subject's Skin Tone

The Problem Nobody Talks About Here’s something that happens to Photoshop users constantly: you try to change the color of someone’s clothing and suddenly their face looks like they’ve been in a tanning booth accident. It’s because Photoshop’s color tools are too good at finding every instance of a color—including the ones you didn’t want to touch. In this excellent tutorial, Aaron Nace (PHLEARN) shows us how to surgically recolor specific objects while keeping skin tones looking natural.