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• Hue/Saturation of a layer?

  Is this possible? I don't want the color to change the entire image so what I'm trying to change is glowing text selection is a little out of the question. The text is on its own layer, so can I just adjust the color of the layer?

  If it's pixelated, directly edit pixels by selecting that layer, then runs right Image - adjustment - Hue/Saturation...

  -or-

  Layer - new adjustment layer - Hue / Saturation and tick the box which clips the adjustment layer just a layer below:

  

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  If it's just the color of the text itself to change, select the layer, and then choose the text tool.  You can change the color of the text by adjusting the color in the box at the top of the main window of Photoshop options.

  -Christmas

• I use photoshop 5.1. I'm painting a picture. previously in the tool hue/saturation from the drop of the image then adjustments, I was able to turn an image into sepia or cyanotype so that change the hue, saturation & lightness, but TH

  I use photoshop 5.1. I'm painting a picture. previously in the tool hue/saturation from the drop of the image then adjustments, I was able to turn an image into sepia or cyanotype as well as change the hue, saturation & lightness, but the minute his does not give me this option. can anyone help?

  To reset the preferences:

  If Photoshop is already open on your screen, close (Quit). Then press and hold Shift + Ctrl + Alt (Win) / command + shift + Option (Mac) on your keyboard and start Photoshop.

  A dialog box appears asking if you want to delete the preferences file existing ("settings"). Click Yes in the dialog box. The existing preferences file will be discarded and a new one will be created.

• mixing a background image - hue/saturation in gray

  Thanks for your help. I'm trying to mix a background image, as shown in this video:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=xSehcaWFBVM

  Rather than use the tool of superposition, the Lady in the video suggests to use the option "hue and saturation" to melt the photo with the background. I get all the way to this step, but then the "hue and saturation" option (and there is pretty much all of the options under image - adjustments are gray.) The 'modes' for the background and the photo are the same (RGB and 8-bit). I've been at this for hours (> 4) and I just can't take this step. I would be extremely grateful for the help as to how I could "liberate" the setting possibilities and have that look of photo similar to one shown in the video.

  Thank you.

  You have selected a dynamic object, not a normal layer.

  You cannot run most of the adjustments on dynamic objects.  You will need to use an adjustment layer instead.

• Windows 7, PS cc 2015.  Open the image, double layer... go to image > adjustment > work of contrast or hue/saturation...none, as no response to both ends of the zipper.  Plugins work, but not the adjustment no matter where I'm going to click it... c

  Can't get hue/saturation or brightness/contrast to work... .levels, vibrance works...   Windows 7 and PS CC 2015.  Worked fine in previous versions of PS.  Any ideas?

  I have a screenshot for hue/saturation and preview option at the bottom right is not checked in this Panel.

  You should check this option in order to have a preview of the result.

• In Photoshop, CC (2014), the properties of Hue/Saturation adjustment layer disappear

  I am under Photoshop CC (2014) under Windows 7 Professional.  The program is updated.

  Today, when you change an 8-bit image, I added a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.  Then, in the properties panel for this layer, with the on-image adjustment tool selected, I clicked on a colour in the picture to get a range of colors including saturation I wanted to settle.  Then, using the saturation slider in the properties panel, I increased saturation of this color range. Finally, I closed the properties panel by clicking on the double arrow in the upper right.

  Later, I wanted to change this adjustment layer.  I double-clicked on the thumbnail of the layer to reopen the properties panel and found that, while the increase previous saturation still worked, the saturation slider was back to its default position, and the range of colors that I had previously established was gone.  So, I couldn't make other settings for this range of colors.

  
  

  I then did some additional tests: I deleted the first Hue/Saturation adjustment layer and created a new adjustment layer Hue/Saturation . I created there still a range of colours as mentioned above, has further increased the color saturation, and then again closed the properties panel by clicking on the double arrow in the upper right corner.  This time, however, when I tried to change this adjustment layer, instead of a double click on the thumbnail of the layer to reopen the properties panel, I clicked on the layer and then clicked «Edit adjustment...» "This opens the properties panel, which, this time, correctly showed my original settings - the saturation slider positive adjustment that I've done before, and the range of colors created earlier was still shown. But then, on a hunch, I added a curves adjustment above the adjustment layer Hue/Saturation layer.  Now, when I open the properties of the Hue/Saturation adjustment layer panel again (by right-clicking on the layer and then clicking on "change the adjustment...) "), my previous settings were left - the saturation slider was to its default position and the range of colors was gone!  (But the increase in saturation still worked.)

  
  

  This suggests that there is a bug in the operation of the properties of the Hue/Saturation layer panel: in short, once you've added an additional adjustment layer, you can then go back and change the Hue/Saturation layer properties.  I am curious to know if others have noticed this.  In addition, Adobe provides to this address?
  

  OK, I'm not entirely sure I understood your message completely, but when you edit a range of colors with hue/Sat layer, and click and then back on again, it will default to showing the RGB values, which you can not make any adjustment to.  If you choose the previous color of the image, or a similar color, it _will_ show you adjustments.  As long as your picked color is contained in the previous adjustment range.

  YPU may also use the RGB fall down (actually they call him master today) and chose the closest color of your color previously selected.  I hope that you are not you can change the color range operated by dragging the four sliders on the two bars of color at the bottom of the properties panel.

  That makes sense, or I'm going the wrong way?

• CC equivalent to Image > adjustments > variations

  Is there a CC Photoshop equivalent to the Image > adjustments > Variations tool available in earlier versions?

  Levels, curves, Hue/Saturation. They all allow you to do the same thing, but the user interface is very different. And even aren't the only options, there are a lot of ways to spend the balance of the colors in a picture.

• Image > adjustments will not

  Hey everyone, I'm Steven! I'm working on a sci-fi spacescape wall for my art class, and I'm having a little trouble in the field of the star-scape. See, whenever I do anything on the tab "Image > settings ' at the top of Photoshop, preview on my page makes it look just how I want it, but after I click OK or apply, it either goes back to the right to how it was before I made the adjustment, or he does to a certain extent, it just goes back to halfway.

  For example, when I click on "Add noise", then go to Image > adjustments > levels to streamline the noise resemble stars, as a base to my starscape layer and get it perfect with the right amount of contrast and everything, when I click OK, it just goes back to loud awful noise. Now, I added adjustment layers, but those all under their influence, and kind of need that to be precise. I tried to change my mode 32, 16 and 8-bit and RGB to CMYK and others. If someone could help me, I would be really grateful! Thank you!

  (P.S. I use CS4, if that helps)

  Steven.

  OK, just a test, do a Ctrl + J (duplicate layer), with the background, or the active layer image. Apply your changes to that. They stick?

  Also, make sure that NOTHING on your layer is locked.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Image > adjustments > exposure is Bugged and I need immediate assistance!

  I don't know if anyone else has experienced this, but the Image > adjustments > exposure is buggy. It started when I updated to the latest version this week. I use this more than anything else, so it KILLS me that I can't use it. What is happening is this:

  Click on the exhibition.

  Gives me an eyedropper tool instead of the usual area with the adjustment sliders. The pipette is the ONLY thing for me. I can't click any other tool, preferably, save, Nada. I CAN NOT EVEN STOP IT. HOWEVER, I tried to take a shot as soon as possible while the PS has been pulled up and he gave me a picture of the EXPOSURE BOX WITH THE SLIDERS to screen. Why he's hiding?

  Nothing leaves me PS after I clicked on the exhibition. I constantly have to try to stop the program in effect, and then it CRASHES. Ever time. It's really bad my work output so if anyone knows anything on this subject so please help!

  What operating system? Mine works fine on Mac OS 10.11.6, PS 2015.5.1.

  You could try deleting your preferences.

  

• Hue/Saturation adjustment layer, won't save presets

  When I add a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer, and then change the layers I can then save the preset and call it for example call it gold. In the next image, I'm working on the preset is always there to choose from, but when I restart photoshop his party! I have to load back in rather than to be there by default, I don't think it's the default behavior in previous versions of photoshop (not sure one) would still be stored.

  Have I not my configured wrongly setting?

  What operating system and version of photoshop are you using?

  If you are going to save the preset, this folder you save to?

  On a mac in order to have the available preset after reformulating photoshop, the preset can be saved in your user library

  ~/Library/application support/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CC 2015/Presets/hue and Saturation

  (replace with your version of photoshop where above / below it says Adobe Photoshop CC 2015)

  On a windows computer

  Users / [username] / Library/Application Support/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CC 2015 / Presets / hue and Saturation

• A layer mask should appear simultaneously with the creation of a Hue/Saturation mask?

  With the help of PC + CS4.  When you create a hue/saturation mask, why isn't a layer mask appear at the same time as it does on the instruction of training in education with CS4 on mac? I looked in the Panel without success and Prefs options.  Anyone got any ideas?

  It made me research, because I knew I'd seen it somewhere. It turns out be in the settings Panel options:

  

• Y at - it replacement tool path for "Image > adjustments > Variations...» "Photoshop cs6 more Standard?

  Y at - it replacement tool path for "Image > adjustments > Variations...» "Photoshop cs6 more Standard that brings similar results?  I was used to using Image > adjustments > variations of Photoshop CS4 Standard Standard more often. I've upgraded to Photoshop CS6 additions assayed for the compatibility of architecture memory 64-bit on my Macbook Pro, started in Mountain Lion.  I see now that Photoshop CS6 Addition Standard has the "Image > adjustments > Variations...» "removed toolpath.

  I do not have Photoshop CS6 extended, which has the new Image > adjustments > variations... toolpath.  I only have Photoshop CS6 addition so if someone can share with me a substitution toolset that can give me results similar to the use of the old "Image > adjustments > variants...," I'd appreciate it.

  As far as I know, Variations has been removed from the service standard/extended cs6 photoshop and photoshop cc on the side of mac

  (versions of windows still have the command variants)

  You can use the levels instead of variations.

• Try to select 'yellow' in hue/saturation, but it remains only "red".

  Hi-

  I am totally new to Photoshop (CS6 on Windows) and problems. I made a copy of the background and hue/saturation selected in the settings panel. I chose predefined custom and the little hand icon, I chose "yellow" to correct the yolks in my image. When I click on 'yellow' choosing this slider, nothing happens.

  I can't get the yellow cursor if poster no matter what I do.

  Can someone help me?

  Thank you!

  KellyGasperPhotography wrote:

  Yes, I know that the sliders will be completely different colors. My problem is that even when I choose to see the yellow cursor, I see only the red. I can't have one red for change or disappear.

  I think you may have a problem with your expectations is only to what you see.  Plus you don't have quite enough large properties panel, and I bet that you did not notice the scroll bar.

  The color of the Saturation slider is always red.  It's just a visual indication that the saturation will be lower if you pull the slider to the left.

  The thing to look at is the double "Rainbow" at the bottom.

  When you select yellow, you see the little gray indicators between Rainbows?  I did an arrow at them here:

  

  A power user is the fact that you can actually exist to adjust that range by dragging the pieces of this little control.  You can expand or restrict or make its effect more gradual or abrupt.

  -Christmas

• Blur Gaussian and color Hue/Saturation setting cause freeze-up

  After using PS Elements 9 for a year, he started to give me problems, and I can't find a solution for her online.  Choosing the Blur Gaussian or color - causes of setting Hue/Saturation PES 9 to freeze and stop responding.  This just started today and I'm stumped.  Some other filters stopped working, but they do not produce a freeze-up.  I did a disk cleanup and defragmentation, but I didn't something different to my computer in a long time.  I can try to uninstall/reinstall, but I'd rather not if there is a simpler solution.  I'm on a Toshiba Satelite Notebook, processor i5, Windows Home Premium 64-Bit OS.  I would appreciate any idea on this issue.

  The registered editor preferences often get corrupted. You may need to restore the preferences of the Publisher to resolve all conflicts.

  Press the Ctrl + Shift + Alt keys and simultaneously click the button Edit in the Welcome screen. The three keys to unlock and look behind the screen of welcome to close. Or press the keys while double clicking on PhotoshopElementsEditor.exe (in Program Files x86\Adobe)

  You should see a pop up box with the words: settings of items file remove Adobe Photoshop?

  Click Yes

  Then wait while the elements rebuilt preferences.

• Adjustment Layer - Hue/Saturation.

  I use 10 items.  I'm changing the colors on an image using layer - adjustment - Hue/Saturation.

  The video tutorial I use tells me to select the icon "click and drag" located on the left of the list in the new layer Adjustmnt combo Master .

  Although the video image shows this image, I don't see one on my screen.

  Can someone please advise?

  There is no icon in PSE10. Only three sliders and three eye dropper.