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11/07/2007 05:04:40 PM · #1 |
I've just noticed in PSP XI (and possibly X2 for that matter) that, in the hue/saturation/lightness dialog, there's a drop down box makred "edit" which defaults to "master" and has choices of reds/yellows/greens/cyans/blues/magentas, presumably so that your HSL control affects those particular tones in your shot.
Do you reckon that'd be legal in basic? I'm thinking not. |
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11/07/2007 05:09:49 PM · #2 |
Yes they are as long as you apply them to the entire image.
That's the tool that is allowed for selective desat in basic.
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11/07/2007 05:24:02 PM · #3 |
Really? So if I wanted to make the reds a bit redder whilst leaving the other colours untouched that'd be OK? I guess it FEELS wrong to me.
Thanks :-) |
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11/07/2007 05:25:51 PM · #4 |
Yeah, it's the same tool as 'Selective Color' in Photoshop. Which is legal in basic.
Go on... be a devil! :-)
eta: Actually, it's the same as the Hue/Saturation dialog in PS
Message edited by author 2007-11-07 17:27:42. |
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11/07/2007 06:07:29 PM · #5 |
| Once you select a color in the drop-down list you'll get a small circle that shows up in the 3 bars between the two larger circles. Click and drag that to match the color you want to adjust a little better. For example, you may want to boost the blue but it's more of a light royal blue; just move the circle around to match the color range. Then apply the Hue/Saturation/Lightness adjustments as desired. |
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