color matching in the same image

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Feb 17, 2006
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Hi,

I am new to photoshop CS. I have an image of a landscape with water in it. It is a stitched image. The color of water in one part of the image is slightly different from the color of water in the other parts of the image. I would like to change the color of water in the first selection to match the color of water in the rest of the image. How can I do this?

Thanks for the help!
Mukund
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apon
Feb 17, 2006
Photoshop CS2 got the color matching options between different layers. I m not sure whether the function is avaliable in Photoshop CS.
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Harry Limey
Feb 17, 2006
"Muk" wrote in message
Hi,

I am new to photoshop CS. I have an image of a landscape with water in it. It is a stitched image. The color of water in one part of the image is slightly different from the color of water in the other parts of the image. I would like to change the color of water in the first selection to match the color of water in the rest of the image. How can I do this?

Thanks for the help!
Mukund

In CS open a source image then a destination image whose colours you wish to change!
Click Image > Adjustments > Match Colour
in the match colour box > select source file > then adjust the sliders > luminance etc > finally fade to control how much colour is replaced > then OK.

Harry
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KatWoman
Feb 17, 2006
"Muk" wrote in message
Hi,

I am new to photoshop CS. I have an image of a landscape with water in it. It is a stitched image. The color of water in one part of the image is slightly different from the color of water in the other parts of the image. I would like to change the color of water in the first selection to match the color of water in the rest of the image. How can I do this?

Thanks for the help!
Mukund
unscientific and not automatic method of
how I would fix it:
make a selection area on the part of the water you want to change feather the selection to a very soft edge
make an adjustment layer like selective color, or levels or curves or color balance, or hue/sat may work as well
press control H to hide the ants
work with the sliders till it looks matched to your eye
SG
Scott Glasgow
Feb 17, 2006
Muk wrote:
Hi,

I am new to photoshop CS. I have an image of a landscape with water in it. It is a stitched image. The color of water in one part of the image is slightly different from the color of water in the other parts of the image. I would like to change the color of water in the first selection to match the color of water in the rest of the image. How can I do this?

Thanks for the help!
Mukund

How ’bout making it two images? Open the original and then create two new empty images. Select one of the sides in the original and paste it into one of the empties. Select the other side and do likewise. Run the color match on the two images. Stitch ’em back together. A good program for this, highly recommend by several users here, is autostitch, at
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html, or you can follow one of the many tutorials online for doing it in PS. Just Google on "stitching in Photoshop."

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yodel_dodel
Feb 17, 2006
Scott Glasgow wrote:

A good program for this, highly
recommend by several users here, is autostitch, at
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html,

I was also going to suggest autostitch. But I’d argue, if you use autostitch to stitch your image, you most likely won’t get any color mismatches to begin with.

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Tacit
Feb 17, 2006
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"Muk" wrote:

I am new to photoshop CS. I have an image of a landscape with water in it. It is a stitched image. The color of water in one part of the image is slightly different from the color of water in the other parts of the image. I would like to change the color of water in the first selection to match the color of water in the rest of the image. How can I do this?

Image->Adjust->Curves.

No automatic function can ever match the results you’ll get by learning how to use Photoshop’s color correction commands.

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