Join Deke McClelland for an in-depth discussion in this video Adjusting color intensity with Vibrance, part of Photoshop CC 2017 One-on-One: Fundamentals.
- [Voiceover] In this movie,…I'll show you how to adjust the saturation of an image,…using an adjustment layer known as 'Vibrance'.…So where this image is concerned, I need to increase…the saturation of the colors,…and you can do so, either by dropping down to…the black and white circle at the bottom of the layers panel…and choosing the 'vibrance' command.…Or, if you want to name the layer as you create it,…go ahead and bring up the adjustments panel here,…and press the alt key, or the option key on a Mac,…and click on this last icon in the top row.…The one that looks like a 'V'.…
And that will bring up the new layer dialog box,…at which point you can name the layer anything you want,…I'm calling mine 'saturate'.…And then go ahead and click 'OK'.…Now I notice that we have two sliders right here.…I'm going to go ahead and move this fish over a little bit…so we can keep track of him.…The saturation slider allows you to increase the saturation…of all the colors inside the image,…and as a result we're making the image…
Author
Deke McClelland
Released
2/7/2017- Navigating through Photoshop menus
- Customizing preferences
- Changing image size and resolution
- Cropping and straightening images
- Working with layers
- Saving your progress
- Adjusting brightness and contrast
- Balancing colors
- Making selections
- Using the Quick Mask mode
- Retouching photos
- Using Camera Raw
- Formatting text
- Printing images
- Creating web graphics
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome2m 57s
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1. Opening an Image
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2. Getting Around
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Zooming in and out5m 48s
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Zooming continuously5m 37s
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Entering a custom zoom value4m 24s
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Scrolling (panning)2m 45s
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Cycling between screen modes4m 20s
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Using the Navigator panel5m 23s
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Panels and workspaces8m 6s
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Updating a workspace3m 29s
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3. Image Size and Resolution
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Digital imaging fundamentals1m 18s
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Image size and resolution5m 21s
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Common resolution standards6m 57s
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Downsampling for print4m 28s
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4. Crop and Straighten
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Always shoot big1m 30s
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Using the Crop tool3m 18s
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Cropping nondestructively5m 11s
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The new Content-Aware Crop2m 22s
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5. Introducing Layers
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The layered composition1m 25s
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Introducing the Layers panel5m 44s
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Employing a clipping mask3m 40s
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6. Saving Your Progress
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7. Brightness and Contrast
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How luminance works5m 18s
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The three Auto commands4m 45s
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Introducing the Histogram4m 40s
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Putting the Histogram to use5m 48s
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8. Balancing Colors
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9. Making Selections
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10. The Quick Mask Mode
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Painting selections1m 41s
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Reversing a mask with Invert4m 26s
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11. Retouch and Heal
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Your best face forward1m 13s
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Cloning and Content-Aware7m 12s
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12. Introducing Camera Raw
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13. Creating and Formatting Text
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Photoshop vector-based type1m 19s
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Finding the perfect font7m 10s
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Type size and script fonts5m 29s
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Creating text along a circle5m 15s
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Double-stroking a circle3m 37s
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14. Printing Your Images
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Print from RGB, not CMYK3m 10s
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Print, size, and position6m 30s
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15. Creating Web Graphics
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Images on the wild wild web1m 45s
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Conclusion
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Until next time1m 18s
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