Photoshop tutorial: Hue/Saturation adjustments

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How to add colour to an image in Photoshop - Hue/Saturation make is easy to change the colour of an image in Photoshop.

Posted: 10th March 2010
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  • Software used: Photoshop CS4
  • Time taken: 10 minutes
 Add colour in CS4

Step 1: Create a new adjustment layer

Once you've opened your image and renamed it you need to create a new adjustment layer. Go to Layer>New Adjustment Layer>Hue/Saturation. Or click on the black and white circle found at the bottom of the layers palette and select Hue/Saturation.
New adjustment layer 
 Hue/Saturation window


Step 2: Make adjustments

In the Hue/Saturation window Move the Hue slider up or down to change the colour of your image. If you tick the colourize box you'll have even more colours to play with. For example, when we ticked the box and moved the slider to 241 our image turned purple. It's as easy as that!
 Apply hue/saturation

Hue/Saturation turned the image purple 

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