tailieunhanh - Photoshop Elements 3 Solutions: The Art of Digital Photography- P3

Photoshop Elements 3 Solutions: The Art of Digital Photography- P3: This book rocks! It is not just a revised version; this is a brand new edition. So much has changed in Adobe Photoshop Elements 3 that it is practically a whole new program, and Mikkel Aaland has completed quite an amazing undertaking with Photoshop Elements 3 Solutions. | Tinting Images I like grayscale images. I really do. But sometimes they benefit from a color tint. The tint need not be overwhelming. In fact sometimes a subtle shade of yellow or red is all it takes to give a grayscale image an added pop so it jumps from a page. Take for example the 1761 engraving from a Russian bath shown in Figure . The image was published in black-and-white in a book I wrote on bathing. It looked fine. However when I went to place the image on my website it was lacking. It needed to stand out more. 44 Figure The original grayscale image. CHAPTER 2 YOUR IMAGES GLOBAL SOLUTIONS This is what I did 1. I opened the Hue Saturation dialog box Enhance Adjust Color Adjust Hue Saturation shown in Figure . Note This will not work if you are in Grayscale or Bitmap mode it works only if you are in RGB or Indexed Color mode. If you need to choose Image Mode RGB or Image Mode Indexed Color to convert the image. 2. I selected Colorize. The image was converted to the hue of the current foreground color in this case red. 3. I then slid the Hue and Saturation sliders to select variations of color. 4. When I got the tint I wanted I clicked OK. The tinted image is shown in Figure . Figure To tint make sure the Colorize option is selected in the Hue Saturation dialog box left . The tinted image right . You can tint an image using the Hue Saturation dialog box Enhance Adjust Color Adjust Hue Saturation from within Quick Fix as well. You can also use the Quick Fix Color group. Start by sliding the Saturation slider completely to the left. Then adjust the Tint slider to introduce a tint. You can then use the Hue slider to introduce new tints. When you adjust the Saturation Hue Temperature and Tint sliders Commit and Cancel icons appear next to the word Color. Select Commit when you are satisfied with the image. Select Cancel if you are not. Until you select either the Commit or Cancel icon the Reset button located above the After version of your .