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COLOR MATCH TOOL SERIES

Intensity slider adjusts the color saturation ( see Figure 2). Luminance slider lets you adjust the brightness of the effect, and the Color With Preview enabled again, use theįade slider to fade the effect so that it blends it into the original image.

Use the Preview checkbox to see the effect that the Match Color tool has had.

Notice that the colors in the target image have changed. When you select the source image, its thumbnail appears in Select the name of the image containing the colors that you want to use to alter

From the Image Statistics area of the dialog, open the Source list and.

At the top of the dialog, you’ll see that the target image is the

Choose Image > Adjustments > Match Color to open the Match Colorĭialog.

In this example, I’m altering the image on the left. This is the image that will have itsĬolors matched to the second image ( see Figure 1).Ĭolors in one image to the other one, open both images and select the image you

Click the photo that you want to alter.

Image’s color to match the colors in another: Requires that you have both the photos open. If you’re using a second image as your source, the Match Color tool

The colors in a target image to match those from another photo orĪnother layer in that same image-the source. Simple tool to use once you understand a few things about it. The Match Color tool has been around since Photoshop CS, and it’s a So they look like they’ve been taken in similar lighting conditions.

COLOR MATCH TOOL SERIES

You might use Match Color to color-correct a series of portraits for a brochure Images and you want the colors in the images to match in warmth and luminance. Handy, for example, if you’re putting together a collage of two or more Make them look more like those in a second image. Photoshop’s Match Color tool helps you adjust colors in one image to To follow along as we explore the Match Color tool, watch the accompanying