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Hue/Saturation command
Adjusts the hue, saturation, and lightness values of the entire image or of individual color components. For more information on the Hue/Saturation command, see Using the Hue/Saturation command.
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Matches the color from one photo to another photo, from one layer to another layer, and from a selection in an image to another selection in the same image or different image. This command also adjusts the luminance and color range and neutralizes color casts in an image. For more information, see Using the Match Color command (Photoshop).
Matches the color from one photo to another photo, from one layer to another layer, and from a selection in an image to another selection in the same image or different image. This command also adjusts the luminance and color range and neutralizes color casts in an image. For more information, see Using the Match Color command (Photoshop).
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Quickly corrects the color balance in an image. Although its name implies an automatic adjustment, you can fine tune how the Auto Color command behaves. For more information, see Using the Auto Color command (Photoshop).
Quickly corrects the color balance in an image. Although its name implies an automatic adjustment, you can fine tune how the Auto Color command behaves. For more information, see Using the Auto Color command (Photoshop).
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Adjust the color balance to remove unwanted color casts or to correct oversaturated or undersaturated colors.
Adjust the color balance to remove unwanted color casts or to correct oversaturated or undersaturated colors.
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(Photoshop) Use the histogram to check the quality and tonal range of the image. For information on using the histogram, see Using a histogram to view the tonal range of an image (Photoshop).
(Photoshop) Use the histogram to check the quality and tonal range of the image. For information on using the histogram, see Using a histogram to view the tonal range of an image (Photoshop).
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The following workflow overview is a starting point for correcting the tonality and color of an image.
Note: For some images, the use of the quick adjustment commands in Photoshop and ImageReady might give satisfactory results. For more information on the various Auto commands, see Making quick overall adjustments to an image.
The following workflow overview is a starting point for correcting the tonality and color of an image.
Note: For some images, the use of the quick adjustment commands in Photoshop and ImageReady might give satisfactory results. For more information on the various Auto commands, see Making quick overall adjustments to an image.
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Note: Although inkjet printers also use dots to create the illusion of continuous tones, they use a different type of screen process that does not vary the size of the dots. Instead, inkjet printers use dots that have a uniform size and that are much tinier than the dots used by most printing presses.
Note: Although inkjet printers also use dots to create the illusion of continuous tones, they use a different type of screen process that does not vary the size of the dots. Instead, inkjet printers use dots that have a uniform size and that are much tinier than the dots used by most printing presses.
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