Drag from the layer name or thumbnail (NOT this white box-called a mask) into another image. Click one adjustment layer and Shift-click the other to select both. Click in the document window for the image that has the adjustment layers applied. To do that, choose Window > Arrange > 3-up Stacked. Photoshop lets you drag the adjustment layers between documents to copy them.įirst, we’ll make it so we can see all of the images at one time. I want to make the same adjustments to the other images as well to create a uniform look across them. When you like what you see, click the Properties panel tab to hide the panel. The further you drag, the more saturated or intense the colors become in the image.
And the Properties panel changes to show controls for this particular adjustment layer.ĭrag the Saturation slider to the right a bit. In the Layers panel, another adjustment layer is created-a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer-above the first. In the Adjustments panel, click the Hue/Saturation button. Next, we’ll add a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer to change the image by adjusting its color. We can choose from any of these different types of adjustment layers-depending on what we need for our image.
We can adjust the look of an image with more than one adjustment layer. You’ll see the affect on the image right away. In the Properties panel, drag the Brightness slider to the right to increase the overall brightness of the image. Now let’s improve the brightness of the photo. When you’re adjusting a dull photo like this, it makes sense to start with a brightness/contrast adjustment layer. By default, adjustment layers affect all content layers beneath them in the Layers panel. The Properties panel also opens, and is where you’ll find the controls for this adjustment layer. This adds a new layer to the Layers panel, called an Adjustment layer. Click the Brightness/Contrast button here. First, you’ll make the image a bit brighter. This image needs some work to make it pop.
With the image layer selected in the Layers panel, open the Adjustments panel by clicking the Adjustments tab (if you don’t see it, choose Window > Adjustments). I’ll show you a couple ways to improve your photos in Photoshop. Be sure to check out all the great things you can do in Lightroom.
There are lots of ways to do that in Photoshop or in Photoshop Lightroom. Now let’s edit the image to make it look better. You could edit a photo directly, but we’re going to do it in a way that gives you the most editing flexibility-by using adjustment layers that are separate from the layer that contains the photo. In Photoshop, we have a lot of ways to improve the appearance of images so they are more to our liking-We’ll show you a few tips next. As you can see, this image is a bit dull. Click Open.Ĭlick the document tab of the first image-in this case, the apple. Select all three images by pressing the Shift key, clicking the first image and then the clicking the last. To access the images from the tutorial page, Choose File > Open. You can use the sample images available from the tutorial page or your own photos. Along the way you’ll learn basic photo editing skills, like working with adjustment layers, that you can apply to editing photographs for any purpose in Photoshop. In this tutorial, you’ll improve the appearance of several images in Adobe Photoshop and give them a more uniform look so they work well together in a project like a presentation, a catalog, or a website.
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