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Target selective color with Photoshop Elements (continued)
Shift the sliders until you reach the best visual color for the field.
Next, add another adjustment layer. This layer will be used to intensify the blue in the sky.
Bring up the Hue/Saturation dialog box in the same way as before, as shown in Figure C.
FIGURE C
 
You can adjust a different range of colors just as easily. Roll over picture for a larger image.
With the Eyedropper tool in the dialog box, click on a range of blues and adjust the hue to a little bit darker. Then increase the saturation to your color taste.
By using the Hue and Saturation tool, you can target selective color to create picture perfect images like you see in calendars and postcards.
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Mike McHugh is Australia's Premier Photoshop & InDesign Trainer and co-author of the new How to Wow InDesign book. As a Certified Adobe Expert and Certified Training Provider, Mike has been partnering with Adobe for almost three years. Mike is often called upon by Adobe Systems to speak at functions and provide support for Adobe customers. Wayne Rankin is the recipient of many awards, both in print and new media, and has been published in many Australian and international publications. Wayne co-founded the Australian Graphic Design Association {AGDA) in 1988, and served as National and Victorian president for four years. He is also a member of the National School of Design's Advisory Committee at Swinburne University of Technology. For more information visit http://www.software-cinema.com.
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