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Photoshop Project 5: Change The Colour Of A Shirt

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In this example we change the colour of a shirt.

First we use the quick selection tool to isolate the shirt then turn on color adjustment – hue / saturation.

Secondly we adjust the hue, saturation and lightness until we get the desired colour turning down the hue and saturation for a more realistic look.

Thirdly we zoom in a use the brush tool to work out the finer details.

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