Digital Scrapbooking: Tutorial on Changing Paper Colors
Are you a digital scrapper and want to learn how to change paper colors?
Digital Scrapbook Memories shows you how:
This tip works on any version of Photoshop including Elements. Similar programs will do similar things.
If you have Photoshop Elements:
Use the color picker (eyedropper tool) to pick the color you want your paper to change to. Make sure the top square in your toolbox (the foreground color) is the right color you want then choose Enhance>Adjust Color>Hue SaturationYou will get a pop-up box like the one below. Click and preview (or simply make sure those boxes are checked) and like magic it’s done. Instead of checking colorize you could also move the sliders around until you get the color you like. Colorize helps you get a more exact color.
If you have the full version of Adobe Photoshop:
you can customize your colors even more by choosing Image>Adjustments>Match Color. This will help you change an embellishment or paper to the same color as other files you have open. When you get the pop-up box shown in the next image choose the drop down menu we have circled. This will show you all of the other files you have open on your screen. Choose one of those files and the current file you have selected should change to the same or similar color.
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