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How do I change the color of an object in a photograph?
Years ago (when the 3.5 disk ruled the world) there was a program called Splash. I don't remember if it was Adobe. The feature that it had and I've been looking for it since is that you could highlight a portion of the screen and using sliding bars you could tweak the color of something, or even change it all together, i.e. someone in the picture was wearing a brown shirt, you cold use the bars to change the shirt to green or even white. Is there still a program with this function, or could you maybe make it a feature? I have several projects that I could really use it on.
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chris_cox_2148894
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JeffreyTranberry
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Photoshop: how to change color of an object
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tk_images
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10 years ago
In other words, in Lightroom the adjustment cannot be confined to a local area.
You might vote on the feature request that asks for HSL controls to be added to the adjustment brush.
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RikkFlohr
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If the area is already strongly colored, you may have more limited control than using Photoshop's HSL adjustment layer (or equivalent). It is easy, for example, to make a white shirt red but hard to make a red shirt blue.
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