As this video is attempting to teach us, I tried changing the color of an object by going to Layer Menu-- but by following his instructions, I couldn't get it to work. I went to "Layer menu", then "New Adjustment Layer", then "Hue/Saturation", saw the color sliders, then undid "Master", but my object is a black arrow I want to change to a different color, and black doesn't appear in pull down menu, and the eye dropper tool never appeared. So this tutorial is a big bust for me, unfortunately. I'll have to look at other videos or tutorials, and hopefully I can figure this color change thing out.
I have been looking for so long for a video like this, so many other youtubers completely skip over the important points while having videos 4x as long
is there best easiest way to color a number in two different color (50% white and 50% black) but at an angle (45 degree) - I usually use marquee tool but it's only good for horizontal and vertical.... thanks
Know I'm kinda late but looking up easy color tutorials and finding this made my life so much easier I gladly thank you (your the type of help that deserves credit every time)
Great 30-day learning. Short and to the point with amazing guidance. Love it! Thank you, you're the best in giving clear Phlearning direction. Big hug from Wakefield in the province of Quebec in Canada. Bravo!
Next is black to white, white to black. maintaining the shadows please *.* or white into color. please :D Thank you for everything over all these years
WOW - i thought you would have to outline what you wanted to change!!! So simple - well the way you show it is so simple. I am going to try it now as I only have a 7 day trial of Photoshop and then I have to decide to buy or not. So i am doing a crash course to see how I get on with it. Thank you so much for this video, it has been an eyeopener and its the first video of yours that I have watched - i am off to watch some more of your 30 days of Photoshop.
@Tokey the only thing that sort of worked for me was changing the Preset to "Sepia". I takes the colors into more neutral territory, and you can lighten and darken til it's close to white and black.
Wow! Finally a quick and easy to understand explanation of how to do a color change. Minimizing the size of the sliders to control the range of the color area was the pro tip I was looking for. Thanks!
FACT: I have to change the color of the Volkswagen shown in the thumbnail, but I didn't knew, so I searched and I got more practical! Really! By the way what if I want half of the Volkswagen white and half of it in other color? How to do it?
This was a great video on color. One question though, is it possible to change the color to a specific Hex or RGB code? So that the color is exact for what you need?
It would be ugly as almost everything in the real world is a gradient. You could add a square to your image in the color you want then with hue/saturation change the color of your element and try to match your the color of your square.
How Do I Change the specific value of a colour to a specificcc colour I want.. I mean because Ive already Eyedropped the colour, and I want that Exact colour, tones and shades and all.. to be applied.. as accurately as possible.. clicking and dragging bar to find colour is ok least if your just messing around in photoshop, but I want to model it directly after a specific colour... e.g. oyster white.. I want it as exact as real colour...
@@kokochono5054 Surprised there hasn't been a video on this already (maybe there has), but I had look everywhere on UA-cam for this. And you get naiivish videos like this.. that's what I get, closest result for making colour absolute. Seriously? I thought there would be all kinds of content on this. But clearly not. No offence to those who are beginners (of course), just thought there would be something advanced/technically-oriented for those who use Photoshop day in/day out/who know how to use basic techniques already. I am very surprised/confounded/flabbergasted/Astounded.
Great video but stuck trying to change the colour of a smart object in a photoshop purchased template. Every time I try it ends up a solid colour. Help!
Thank you so much for this 30 day series of tutorials!! In this one, I was completely tracking until we got to the part of removing a bit of the layer. I'm using Photoshop 2021, and it's not working. I click on the layer's icon, use the paint brush to erase, and nada-nothing changes. Have tools changed, by chance, since this was originally made?
This is a great tutorial. I have watched it many times. I find it so easy now to change a colour and I keep thinking why didn't I question this before. Thank you so much for sharing your skills with me. Much appreciated.
It's definitely a nice little game to pull the sliders for HSL values but I have specific colors to use for different versions of the company logo in my HTML pages and I still don't know to switch from one color to a custom specific one!
Thanks. Its easy on a flat image but how can we change the color of a dress which has a lot of crease. I was trying to change color of a bridal dress and there were alot of shadows ( curves) in the dress. I was able to change the color but had difficulty in shadow areas. Also can we use color picker or enter RGB values in the Hue adjustment dialogue box. Please make a tutorial on this also.
click the colorize box. You'll have to mask around the thing you want to colorize though, since you won't be able to select it by choosing a color channel.
Terrific video Aaron! I can see me using this tip quite a bit. I was wondering about changing black to another color. Like maybe changing the color of your black shirt say to red or some other color. How would you go about doing that?
There’s a tick box where you adjust saturation and hue that lets you colour in the space you have chosen and then it will overlap the black with a certain colour you can adjust
@@PhotoAlbert May I just add that you would also need to alter the lightness slider so that the object being re-coloured is not actually black to begin with. If you do this, you will find it works perfectly. If black to begin with, use lightness slider to brighten, if white then use it to darken, pres 'colorize'.....and then change the colour! You may also find it easier to make a selection of the object as well before adding the colour.
OMG I didn't realize it was so easy to do this! Genius!! I'm loving this 30 days of Photoshop!
As this video is attempting to teach us, I tried changing the color of an object by going to Layer Menu-- but by following his instructions, I couldn't get it to work. I went to "Layer menu", then "New Adjustment Layer", then "Hue/Saturation", saw the color sliders, then undid "Master", but my object is a black arrow I want to change to a different color, and black doesn't appear in pull down menu, and the eye dropper tool never appeared. So this tutorial is a big bust for me, unfortunately. I'll have to look at other videos or tutorials, and hopefully I can figure this color change thing out.
I have been looking for so long for a video like this, so many other youtubers completely skip over the important points while having videos 4x as long
I have loved 30 days of Photoshop. Best tutorials I’ve seen on UA-cam. Thank you Aaron Nace! Great tutor - interesting and knowledgeable.
Thank you this was very helpful.
Just one qst, what about blacks ?
Cannot begin to tell you how much I am learning during these "30 Days of Photoshop". I am humbly and eternially grateful for all your efforts....
is there best easiest way to color a number in two different color (50% white and 50% black) but at an angle (45 degree) - I usually use marquee tool but it's only good for horizontal and vertical.... thanks
Know I'm kinda late but looking up easy color tutorials and finding this made my life so much easier I gladly thank you (your the type of help that deserves credit every time)
Great 30-day learning. Short and to the point with amazing guidance. Love it! Thank you, you're the best in giving clear Phlearning direction. Big hug from Wakefield in the province of Quebec in Canada. Bravo!
i just liked the aura of you. i saw the video for the first time and it made me feel energised. thank you
Next is black to white, white to black. maintaining the shadows please *.* or white into color. please :D
Thank you for everything over all these years
Geez, changed everything making me realize adjustment layers all function like a kind of layer mask. THANKS!
It literally made me feel like a magician. I must watch all these videos to improve my skills. Thank you Genius !
WOW - i thought you would have to outline what you wanted to change!!! So simple - well the way you show it is so simple. I am going to try it now as I only have a 7 day trial of Photoshop and then I have to decide to buy or not. So i am doing a crash course to see how I get on with it. Thank you so much for this video, it has been an eyeopener and its the first video of yours that I have watched - i am off to watch some more of your 30 days of Photoshop.
This is really helpful. What if you want to change something to white or black though? I noticed those weren’t options.
@Tokey the only thing that sort of worked for me was changing the Preset to "Sepia". I takes the colors into more neutral territory, and you can lighten and darken til it's close to white and black.
LIFE SAVER!! OMG Seriously just wasted money hiring someone to do this un well!
great lesson. when I use the eye dropper on a white color that I want to change it doesn't change to another color. Other colors work fine.
Thoughts?
same for me in black!
this has been the best and simplest video on this ! thank you
Wow! Finally a quick and easy to understand explanation of how to do a color change. Minimizing the size of the sliders to control the range of the color area was the pro tip I was looking for. Thanks!
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This series is pretty cool! :)
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Tried and it worked! Nice!!
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FACT: I have to change the color of the Volkswagen shown in the thumbnail, but I didn't knew, so I searched and I got more practical! Really!
By the way what if I want half of the Volkswagen white and half of it in other color? How to do it?
I'm Phlearning; so sweet. I also love the calendar as it allows me to keep up with your awesome schedule of videos. Great job, great presentation!
Well that's a lot cheaper than at the mechanics! 😂 Kidding - good job with this tutorial! 👏
How Do I change the colour white to a different colour? or black or grey?
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What is Colorize? and you made my day. amazing amazing, nice and easy .. i understand that easily
Thank you. The REAL way to change the colour of part of an image
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I watched this for fun like a year and a half ago
Now I'm taking Photoshop classes
This was a great video on color. One question though, is it possible to change the color to a specific Hex or RGB code? So that the color is exact for what you need?
It would be ugly as almost everything in the real world is a gradient. You could add a square to your image in the color you want then with hue/saturation change the color of your element and try to match your the color of your square.
soo useful and straight to the point. thank you
How Do I Change the specific value of a colour to a specificcc colour I want.. I mean because Ive already Eyedropped the colour, and I want that Exact colour, tones and shades and all.. to be applied.. as accurately as possible.. clicking and dragging bar to find colour is ok least if your just messing around in photoshop, but I want to model it directly after a specific colour... e.g. oyster white.. I want it as exact as real colour...
I also want the answer to this question
@@kokochono5054 Surprised there hasn't been a video on this already (maybe there has), but I had look everywhere on UA-cam for this. And you get naiivish videos like this.. that's what I get, closest result for making colour absolute. Seriously? I thought there would be all kinds of content on this. But clearly not. No offence to those who are beginners (of course), just thought there would be something advanced/technically-oriented for those who use Photoshop day in/day out/who know how to use basic techniques already. I am very surprised/confounded/flabbergasted/Astounded.
Watch out apply any color using hsb values by @piximperfect
super tutorial . i love this
Man I've got no words to describe how nicely we have been taught non destructive editing throughout the course.
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Thanks Aaron! day 21 :) You're the best
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Great video but stuck trying to change the colour of a smart object in a photoshop purchased template. Every time I try it ends up a solid colour. Help!
amazing - thank you
Thank you. Use used this and it works.
Thanks man😉
This is great thank you :)
Thank you so much for this 30 day series of tutorials!! In this one, I was completely tracking until we got to the part of removing a bit of the layer. I'm using Photoshop 2021, and it's not working. I click on the layer's icon, use the paint brush to erase, and nada-nothing changes. Have tools changed, by chance, since this was originally made?
Very useful, thanks.
Awesome!
Very useful Thank you
Amazing tutorial. thanks.
Easy when you know how... fabulous!
This is a great tutorial. I have watched it many times. I find it so easy now to change a colour and I keep thinking why didn't I question this before. Thank you so much for sharing your skills with me. Much appreciated.
thank you sir.
i would like to ask what if i want to change black color?
Thank You Sir, its help a lot.
wow. That was easier than I expected. Thought it would've taken me hours on 1 peace of photoshop.
You and me both buddy
Easy peasy! Thanks
I thought Tony Stark only makes robot. Now I know he also makes a great tutorial.
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Hi! That properties box does not appear when I add a hue/saturation adjustment layer. I don't know how to make that box suddenly appear
can i get an exact color using this method? like using a hex #?
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial. I found it really helpful! 😈
It's definitely a nice little game to pull the sliders for HSL values but I have specific colors to use for different versions of the company logo in my HTML pages and I still don't know to switch from one color to a custom specific one!
Direct, efficient, informative, grateful. Thank you.
Super ! Thanks !
Thanks. Its easy on a flat image but how can we change the color of a dress which has a lot of crease. I was trying to change color of a bridal dress and there were alot of shadows ( curves) in the dress. I was able to change the color but had difficulty in shadow areas. Also can we use color picker or enter RGB values in the Hue adjustment dialogue box. Please make a tutorial on this also.
You can do that by selecting the dress first by using quick select or select colour range, then using the hue/saturation and use the mask.
Awesome. Just what I was looking for. Thank you.
That's fine, right up until you want to change the colour of something that's grey to start with. How do you do that?
click the colorize box. You'll have to mask around the thing you want to colorize though, since you won't be able to select it by choosing a color channel.
thankyou this genuinely helped
Great job! Thank you so much!!!!!
Great tutorial, thank you!
Thank you chap !
ty kind sir, straight to the point
these is it awesome tuts
Terrific video Aaron! I can see me using this tip quite a bit. I was wondering about changing black to another color. Like maybe changing the color of your black shirt say to red or some other color. How would you go about doing that?
There’s a tick box where you adjust saturation and hue that lets you colour in the space you have chosen and then it will overlap the black with a certain colour you can adjust
@@bveuxx Thank you very much! I'll give that a try!
@@PhotoAlbert May I just add that you would also need to alter the lightness slider so that the object being re-coloured is not actually black to begin with. If you do this, you will find it works perfectly. If black to begin with, use lightness slider to brighten, if white then use it to darken, pres 'colorize'.....and then change the colour! You may also find it easier to make a selection of the object as well before adding the colour.
Aaron this series has been great mate - best all round practical Photoshop course I've seen. Thanks!
You are great help. Thank you so much
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
What about the "Colorize" tab in hue saturation. I've been checking out changing colors using gradient map.....seems pretty cool.
Check out Day 7 Tutorial. It's in there.