Today, the ship introduced how to change color with PS, mainly using three methods, hue/saturation panel, replacing color panel, and establishing selection-filling.

Graphic tutorial ▼

I. hue/saturation panel

Open PS, Ctrl+O to open the material, and Ctrl+J to copy a layer to get the layer 1. Go back to the menu bar and execute Image-Adjust-Tone/Saturation. First, sample colors, set parameters, and render the following picture ▼

Second, replace the color panel.

We can also use the color substitution tool to adjust the color, go back to the toolbar, find the brush tool, select the color substitution tool, and set the foreground color to our favorite color. Here we choose light pink (d7a8ba) and apply it directly at work with a brush. The effect is as follows ▼

Third, establish the selection-filling.

1, Ctrl+O opens the character material, Ctrl+J copies a layer to get the layer 1, returns to the toolbar, and uses the magnetic lasso tool to tick the outline of the clothes. The effect is as follows ▼

2. Create a new blank layer to get layer 2, set the foreground color to your favorite color (4f7026), fill the clothes, return to the layer panel, and change the blending mode of layer 2 from "normal" to "color". The effect is as follows ▼

3. Go back to the layer panel, add a mask to layer 2, set the foreground color to black, and wipe your hands and look back.