Photoshop will try to automatically identify and create a selection around the main subject in the photo. To create a quick, initial selection, open the Select menu and choose the Subject option. As you’ll see later, an original selection might need to be refined later in the editing process as we notice areas that the quick selection tools might have missed. Keep in mind that selections (and Layer Masks) are things that evolve and change throughout an edit. Since the image we’re working with has a relatively simple background, we’re going to focus on the quicker, automated tools to get the job done. There are a ton of ways to make selections in Photoshop–some are quick and easy, and others require a little more time and attention. Since we’re trying to change the color of the subject’s clothing, we need to make a selection of the clothing so that we can change the color without affecting anything else in the image. Selections allow us to do a number of things, like target a specific area or object in a photo that we want to edit. Like many other Photoshop techniques, the color change workflow starts with a selection.
Using basic selections, Layer Masks, and Hue/Saturation and Curves Adjustment Layers, you’ll be able to change the color of anything in a matter of minutes. Fortunately, the tools and techniques you’ll need to work with color are easy to use and master. The Basics of Changing Colors in Photoshopīeing able to realistically change the color of something in Photoshop is an essential skill, especially when working with images of clothing, fashion, or products.
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