more color control /tune up,is there some add on

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mantralightroom
May 21, 2007
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hi bought cs2 and now i’m tring cs3
ok my question is

is there some add-on or plug to have more color control , to tune up colors??

in photoshop i have 2 adjustament layer –>selective colros & hue saturartion

know in illustrator cs3 there is live color , i did not try it but i need more control on single colors

what can i do?
some advises mate?
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Donald_Reese
May 21, 2007
What color changes cant you do in photoshop? what exactly are you trying to accomplish?
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mantralightroom
May 22, 2007
thanks donald

would like to tune up the blue,the orange , the yellow and others colors,more color i can control & more i’m happy 😀

would like to tune up range of blue easily, easy, light maybe with a wheel & and control the blue easily & powerful
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chrisjbirchall
May 22, 2007
Make a Hue/Saturation Adjustment Layer, then use the drop-down menu to selectively adjust the individual colours.
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Michael_D_Sullivan
May 22, 2007
Or, in CS3, set the preferences to use Camera RAW to open JPEGs and play with the multiple color options there.
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Donald_Reese
May 22, 2007
I think selective color is pretty good for getting individual colors fine tuned, but you must understand how colors affect each other to utilize it the best. a color wheel can help guide you in making decisions.
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mantralightroom
May 22, 2007
yes i can understand
but is there something easy ?
some plugins?
or others software that has a easy tune up of colors???
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Phosphor
May 22, 2007
Learn Photoshop.
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John_Joslin
May 22, 2007
You can be sure if it’s easy it’ll look cheap.
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chrisjbirchall
May 22, 2007
but is there something easy ?

….you mean – easier than the suggestion in post #3?! 8o
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Donald_Reese
May 22, 2007
Mantra, my feeling is each image is unique in how it is handled and how you want it to end up, so a one button method does not seem logical, to me anyway. you may want to tweak blue in one photo and red in another and i cant see how you expect to get great results with no effort.
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Ellie_Dee
May 23, 2007
The Light’s Right Studio has a number of Photoshop Tools which you might check out. Color Enhance, for example, might be of interest.

<http://www.thelightsrightstudio.com/photoshop-tools.htm>

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