How You Can Use Adobe Photoshop Elements to Change Color of an Object
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Photoshop Elements Change Color of Object. I show you how to easily change the color of an object using Photoshop Elements. Sometimes you may want to change the color of an object and Photoshop Elements can do that easily, all it takes is knowing a couple of simple tricks in Expert Mode.
00:00 Start with the original photo
00:29 Duplicate the background layer
00:53 Why I don't use the Replace Color tool
01:23 Use the Polygonal Lasso tool
02:01 Make the selection
02:27 Use the Space bar to move the view
02:50 You can refine the Layer Mask later
03:27 Select around the reflection
04:13 Finish the selection
04:58 The selection is the main part of the job
05:47 Make the selection into a Layer Mask
06:18 Add a Hue/Saturation Adjustment Layer
06:33 Move Hue to change the color
07:10 Clean up the Layer Mask
07:54 Add a Levels Adjustment Layer
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Great video. No waffle just a good clear lesson.
Many thanks!
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Thanks as always!
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My pleasure!
Loved how you did this. The video was a great review of how to change colors on a selected section plus some new stuff that I never thought of doing. As always, Thanks George and a big "Thumbs up".
Thank you so much! This is my preferred technique for changing colors. The other technique I use sometimes is to convert the object to black and white then add color with a color layer.
Thank you for the tutorial! Very helpful!
You're very welcome!
George that works great. WOW
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Fantastic!! You are a great teacher!!
Wow, thank you!
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Very good information. What do you do if you make a mistake with the polygonal selection tool? How do you backtrack to the last selection click where everything was going ok?
Sometimes if you use the ctrl+z keyboard shortcut it will step back one click, but that doesn't always work. The best thing is to just finish the selection then go back and either add to or remove from the selection using those options with the same tool.
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Hi George. Thanks for your videos. How would you change her sweater color to black? Where would you find it on the hue setting? I have a photo I am working on and when I used an AI to colorize it (it was a black and white photo) the program did not color the lady's dress black but gave it mixed hues. I am trying to make her dress black as it was originally. How do I do this in photoshop elements 2022?
Use Hue/Saturation and remove all the saturation. Now it is gray scale. Next use Levels to lower the values to black, or better still slightly lighter than black so that you keep some detail.
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@@HTGGeorge ps Thanks!
Fantastic video! I wish, however, that you would have included the option of selecting a color for the sweater that appears elsewhere in the photo. The method you use limits the new color selection to only what can be "eye-balled" from the hue slider. A person might want to select a specific color that shows up elsewhere in the photo. Is there an easy way to do that?
Sure, you can do that but it requires a different technique. Here it is in a nutshell, make a selection and layer mask on a new layer as in this video. Then convert that layer to black and white, using the option that gives the lightest value. Then select your color from the photo using the eyedropper tool. Make a new layer above the layer mask layer and fill that with your selected color using the paint bucket. Make that layer a clipping mask layer onto the layer mask layer. Then change the blend mode to lighten. That should do it. Some colors may need these steps tweaked.
When you use the space bar to move your image my right hand is on the mouse. Do I let go the mouse to use my right hand for the space to move image? How do you do it to not lose your place with the polygonal tool?
I use my left hand on the keyboard and my right hand on the mouse.
Question... how can I change object color to white? I do not see that as an option! Can you help?
Sure, first convert the object to Black and White by removing all saturation with the Hue/Saturation adjustment. Then use the Levels adjustment to get the look you want. It should have some grays in it so that you can see the contours.
@@HTGGeorge ThNk you soooo much for the quick response!! So even if my image is in color, I switch to BW?
@@nicolehershman Only switch the layer that your object is on to black and white. Leave the rest in color. Basically you need to remove the color from your object in order to make it look white (no color).
@@HTGGeorge youre the best! Not sure if I can figure this out but I'm gonna try! So much easier to change it to a solid color. I don't know why they don't have white on the hue options. 🤷🏻♀️
@@nicolehershman They don't have white on the hue options because white isn't a color. In RGB, which is the color format Photoshop Elements uses, white is mixing of all colors together, black is no color at all. If you look at the numeric values for colors in RGB you have 3 colors, Red Green and Blue, no blue has a blue value of 0 and all blue has a blue value of 256. The same is true for Red and Green. In RGB you have 3 numbers for colors a number for Red, one for Green, and one for Blue. Like this: Black is no color for all three so the value is 0 0 0, White is full color for all three so white is 256 256 256. I know that was highly technical, but there you go, white isn't on the Hue scale because it isn't a color, it is all colors.
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