Click on any handle to select it (and any other handles that form part of this color selection). If the color-select handles are shown black they are not selected. Now drags will perform a crop, and adjustingĮnhance values will now apply to the whole image. Click the icon again to exit from color-select mode. This means that the normal click-drag short-cut for the crop feature will not work. when the icon is showing selected like this all clicks on the image will add a new color-select handle AND any adjustment of Enhance slider values will apply only to the selected colors.
Important: As long as the color-select mode is on, i.e. In this case you can de-select the active color-select points by right clicking on a control point and choosing Deselect or pressing the Esc key once. But suppose you want to select a different part of the image, that you want to enhance separately. Adjusting any Enhance sliders will affect only this region. Original image More blue You’re on Mars Selecting separate areas of color When any color-select handle is shown red, it means that selection region is active, and that additional clicks will add to that region. Now that I have the whole sky selected, I can make other adjustments using the normal Enhance controls. When you have multiple color-select points the Tolerance and Fade controls apply to the whole selection, not just to a given control point. Each new click will add a new color-select point and add the color under the point (and nearby colors) to the selection. See below:Ī second click has added a new color-select point and the checkerboard now shows all shades of the sky are included. To fix this simply perform another click in this area to add another color-select point. In this example the original clicked point was a relatively pale grayish blue, and it has selected quite a wide range of similar blue-gray tones (which is probably what you want in this case), but you can see it has not selected the deeper blue of the sky, top left. Instead of adjusting the color tolerance value, it’s sometimes better to add additional color-select points. If you drag the color-select handle, it will re-calculate and show the adjusted region as you drag. To review or adjust the selection To view the selection area, just click and hold on the color-select control handle, and it will show the affected region as a checkerboard. When you have a selected color-select point, click the right arrow icon, to display these controls to adjust the tolerance (range of colors) and fade (how smooth or blended the edge colors are) of the selected color-select control points. Adjusting the range of colors selected You can adjust the tolerance of the color-select process to include a wider range of shades and colors close to the selection point by using the drop down control that appears adjacent to the color-select icon when you have added any color-select control points. You see a brief flash of checkerboard pattern, as shown, that indicates the region selected. On the right example I have clicked on the sky where the red handle is shown. The color-select icon is highlighted, which means all clicks now select regions of the image based on the color of the image at the click point. Now if you adjust any of the Enhance controls on the InfoBar, it will apply those changes to the color- selected areas only. You will see a short flash of a checkerboard pattern to indicate that you have selected some colors, and a new red ‘color select’ control point will appear where you clicked. When you select this icon, you are now in ‘color-select’ mode and now further clicks on the image will immediately select all areas of the photo of that color, or closely related colors.
There is a new ‘color select’ icon at the end of the Enhance InfoBar: The icon on the right end of the Photo Tool InfoBar allows you to select regions of the photo by color. you can adjust the brightness, contrast, adjust the hue or tint, use the new shadows control, color temperature etc. This new ‘enhance-by-color’ doesn’t just let you adjust the color or saturation value, but when you select areas based on the color, you can adjust any of the P&GD Enhance options, e.g. For example if you wanted to adjust only the blue sky, but no other colors in an image.
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