1001+ Photoshop Color Application Tutorials

1001+ Photoshop Color Application Tutorials

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41. Color Adjustments Using LAB Color Mode

by tutorials20 (22 tutorials)

Jan-31-2007

Sometimes it’s really frustrating. You try so hard to adjust the levels of your photo with Photoshop but it seems to be impossible to get a satisfying result. Most of the time the reason for this is the RGB color mode, which does not fit the color scheme of your picture. So in this tutorial I will show you how you can get rid of this problem by switching the color mode to LAB.

42. Removing a Color Cast using Curves

by game-artist (1 tutorial)

Jan-22-2007

When taking your own pictures / photos for textures you always have to watch out for color casts. Indoor areas might generate warmer casts (orange, red) while outdoors cooler ones (blue, green). If these color casts make it into your final texture, they will most likely look out of place in-game and will be hard to pass off as real.

43. Change Car Body on the Fly

by hongkiat (4 tutorials)

Jan-21-2007

A simple method to change existing color of an image on the fly.

44. Creating Black and White Images

by tutorialzoom (1 tutorial)

Jan-7-2007

In this tutorial I am going to show you how to create a black and white image in Photoshop CS3. This tutorial is created in Photoshop CS3 and it utilizes an adjustment layer in this version so it will not work in previous versions.

45. Learning how to use Color Modes

by pure-graphics (12 tutorials)

Jan-5-2007

We are going to learn some of the basic principles of color management in Photoshop 6.0 and up. This is something often underestimated and misunderstood, well to be truthful I myself still try to understand it fully, but I will give you the knowledge I've collected so far. I will not go in length explaining every aspect of it, but rather give you some useful tips on how to correctly set color management option for optimum result.

46. Color Matching in Photoshop

by twit (1 tutorial)

Jan-3-2007

This tutorial describes how to match the colors in our printed photos to those on-screen using Photoshop's color matching tools.

47. Photographic Palettes

by 24ways (1 tutorial)

Dec-25-2006

How many times have you seen a color combination that just worked, a match so perfect that it just seems obvious ? Now, how many times do you come up with those in your own work? A perfect palette looks easy when it’s done right, but it’s often maddeningly difficult and time-consuming to accomplish. Choosing effective colour schemes will always be more art than science, but there are things you can do that will make coming up with that oh-so-smooth palette just a little a bit easier. A simple trick that can lead to incredibly gratifying results lies in finding a strong photograph and sampling out particularly harmonious colors.

48. Choosing a Color Scheme for the Web

by shapeshed (1 tutorial)

Dec-9-2006

Choosing a colour scheme, or swatch, is one of the first things you need to do in planning a design. Thankfully Adobe provides a number of tools that make creating and managing swatches simple. How you approach colour schemes is very much a matter of personal choice but my preference is to choose five colours. Three colours are complimentary, one is a contrast and one is a highlight. The tricky part is finding colours that fulfil all of these criteria but go together as a whole. Look around you for inpiration - you might find it on an advert on a bus or on the hairclip of a barmaid. Where there is colour there is inspiration.

49. Colorizing Photos

by learnit2 (6 tutorials)

Nov-29-2006

This tutorial illustrates the basic techniques to colorize black and white photos using standard Photoshop tools.

50. Spot Color Channels

by tutorialelf (11 tutorials)

Nov-20-2006

Open the image you want to print with spot colors on an offset or Web press. In this example, we're going to use an illustration (because it makes a great example), but you can apply this same technique to a grayscale photo that you want to print in two or more spot colors. Before we start, take a look up in the title bar of the image we have here, and you can see that it's in Grayscale mode. (See where it says Gray/8?) So, we're starting with a grayscale image, and we're going to add spot colors to it.

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