How to make color mods in photoshop?

Senior Member From : Washington OS : Mac OS X Leopard

Well, i just got photoshop CS3 but i have no idea how to work it. Can someone teach me how to do some color mods and banner making etc.

Veteran Member From : Florida OS : Mac OS X Leopard

ya me too. i jus installed it this morning happy

i know how to use it tho, but it takes me forever to open it so cant give u exact instructions which i know u need. sorry. but i can tell u wen u learn to use it ur gonna love it

Administrator From : England OS :  Leopard 10.5.6

Best thing to do, Is to create a new layer. (Ctrl, alt + N) Use the bucket fill tool to fill the blank new layer with your colour wink

On the layers pallette, (bottom right side) make sure the colour filled layer is selected. (it will be blue) and just above that, where it says "normal" scroll down and select "hue" that will cange the hue of your icon to the selected coluor wink

thats a quick guide. Tutorials are the best. I never folled any for a while as I didnt know about them, but they are a great help wink

Subject: Re: How to make color mods in photoshop? April 4th 2008, 4:51 pm

It is EXACTLY the same as CS2, there are almost no differences wink

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Senior Member From : Washington OS : Mac OS X Leopard

^^^^ I have never used photoshop.

Senior Member From : Washington OS : Mac OS X Leopard

GoSco wrote:: Best thing to do, Is to create a new layer. (Ctrl, alt + N) Use the bucket fill tool to fill the blank new layer with your colour

On the layers pallette, (bottom right side) make sure the colour filled layer is selected. (it will be blue) and just above that, where it says "normal" scroll down and select "hue" that will cange the hue of your icon to the selected coluor

thats a quick guide. Tutorials are the best. I never folled any for a while as I didnt know about them, but they are a great help

Thanks, but could i make an icon like multiple colors?

Member From : Duluth, Minnesota, USA OS : Mac OS X Leopard

alxz310 wrote:: It is EXACTLY the same as CS2, there are almost no differences .

True, but CS3 is WAY SEXIER.
Ha.

Senior Member From : Washington OS : Mac OS X Leopard

Yeah, but anyway, could you make the icon multiple colors like blue up there and then it fades into something as you go farther down into the icon?

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I'm making a tutorial in this moment when i finish it i will post it smile

Subject: Re: How to make color mods in photoshop? May 6th 2008, 10:38 pm

ichiDS wrote:: I'm making a tutorial in this moment when i finish it i will post it

great help ichids smile

Senior Member From : Washington OS : Mac OS X Leopard

ichiDS wrote:: I'm making a tutorial in this moment when i finish it i will post it

Thanks

will appreciate it.

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https://2img.net/h/i60.photobucket.com/albums/h16/shao_01/THEMOSTAMAZINGTUTORIAL-2.jpg

ready! If you don't understand somethin' let me know...you know I'm not from USA(in fact in my country we speak spanish) so my english can sound weird

Senior Member From : Washington OS : Mac OS X Leopard

^^ Excellent! Saved it and will show you what I can do tomorrow!

Subject: Re: How to make color mods in photoshop? May 7th 2008, 12:10 am

thanks for the tutorial ichids smile

Regular Visitor From : Serbia OS : Lame XP SP3

OMG This is Brilliant Thannks 4 the tutorial Bro im gona try some mods soon happy

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CTRL + U

Then mess with the level bars.

Member From : México OS : Windows XP

NONONONONO, don't do it that way, if you want to follow the method shown in the pic, instead using the bucket tool, use Layer-Adjustment layer- solid color, blending mode color or Hue, this way you can change it again anytime you want.

You can do Layer-Adjustment layer - Hue/Saturation- And look what happens

You can use "Replace color" too, click and hold on the brush tool until you see it, and play wit the adjustments.

I recomend the first two options, as I like leaving all my PSD's 100% editable.

If you have questions, I might do a tut, but I warn you, I've never done one XD

Member From : NC, USA OS : OS X Leopard 10.5.4

Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation

it's that easy....

Kid Sister From : NYC OS : Mac OS X

^^for simple mods like that... that's EXACTLY what i'd do chris3d