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Use Hue/ Saturation to Modify Color in Photoshop



Modify Images by Hue/Saturation



Adobe Photoshop offers some extraordinary photo editing tools that make it a great program to the users. Hue/ Saturation is one of them. With this tool you can modify the color of your photos and images. Let's explore this tool . . .



Necessary Tools
  • Adobe Photoshop (I prefer CS5 or 6)
  • Some photos or images (I prefer flowers)


Adobe Photoshop Hue/Saturation Option



Using Hue/ Saturation
  1. Open Photoshop.
  2. Go to the File Menu > Open an image you need to modify.
  3. Now go to the Image Menu > Adjustment > Hue/ Saturation (Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+U)
  4. You will get three options: Hue to modify the color, Saturation to adjust the amount of color > Lightness to adjust the lighting.
  5. Move the slider of Hue (left to right or right to left) and observe the changes.
  6. You can also try other options here (at your own responsibility).
  7. Finally, press OK and Save your image. That's it!


Showing you some Illustrations:

Example 1


Flowers & Fruits


Open it using photoshop > Image > Adjustment > Hue/ Saturation > Change the value of Hue from 0 to -55. And you will get the following view:


Amazing Flowers and Fruits


Example 2


Flowers and Leaves


Here I've used -75 in Hue and got the following image - 

Modified Flower



Modify the Color of a Part . . .

If you don't need to modify the color of whole picture then you can select the part you wanna modify. Simply use the Marquee tool by press M.


Modified Tulip Flowers in Vase


Lots of flowers ha? You can download them all!! 



Keyboard Shortcuts used in this tutorial - 
  • Hue/Saturation: Ctrl + U
  • Open: Ctrl + O
  • Marquee Tool: Ctrl + M
  • Crop: C
  • Polygonal Lasso Tool: L
  • Move Tool: V


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