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Color Adjustments in Photoshop allow you to modify the hue, saturation, and tonal range of your images.
Open your image in Adobe Photoshop and select the layer to adjust.
In the Adjustments panel, click a tool icon for tonality and color.
NoteFor tonality and color, click Levels or Curves. For adjusting color, click Color Balance or Hue/Saturation.
Alternatively, choose Layer > New Adjustment Layer, then select an adjustment type.
RecommendationUse adjustment layers instead of direct edits for non-destructive editing.
Adjust the sliders or controls in the Properties panel to achieve the desired color changes.
Best practiceIf you have a selection active, Photoshop will automatically turn it into a Layer Mask when you add an adjustment layer.
Refine the adjustment layer's mask if you want to apply changes to specific areas.
Go to File > Save As to save your image with the applied color adjustments.
Always use Adjustment Layers for color adjustments to maintain flexibility and avoid permanent changes to your image data.
Many color adjustment operations in Photoshop can be automated using actions, scripts, or the Photoshop API for batch processing.
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