Adjusting saturation with the sponge tool
by Adobe Creative Team
Adobe® Photoshop® 7.0 Classroom in a Book®
- Copyright
- Getting Started
- Getting to Know the Work Area
- Color Section
- Toolbox overview
- Removing a color cast
- Selecting in Standard mode and Quick Mask mode
- Painting in Quick Mask mode
- Extracting an object from its background
- Extracting an intricate image
- Application of brush strokes to background using blending modes
- Hand-coloring selections on a layer
- Optimized solid graphics
- RGB image with red, green, and blue channels
- CMYK image with cyan, magenta, yellow, and black channels
- Color gamuts
- RGB color model
- CMYK color model
- Using the File Browser
- Basic Photo Corrections
- Resolution and image size
- Getting started
- Straightening and cropping an image
- Adjusting the tonal range
- Replacing colors in an image
- Adjusting lightness with the dodge tool
- Adjusting saturation with the sponge tool
- Applying the Unsharp Mask filter
- Saving the image for four-color printing
- Review questions
- Working with Selections
- Layer Basics
- Working with masks and channels
- Creating a quick mask
- Editing a quick mask
- Saving a selection as a mask
- Editing a mask
- Loading a mask as a selection and applying an adjustment
- Extracting an image
- Applying a filter effect to a masked selection
- Creating a mask
- Applying effects using a gradient mask
- Review answers
- Retouching and Repairing
- Painting and Editing
- Basic Pen Tool Techniques
- Vector Masks, Paths, and Shapes
- Advanced Layer Techniques
- Getting started
- Creating paths to clip a layer
- Creating layer sets
- Creating an adjustment layer
- Creating a knockout gradient layer
- Importing a layer from another file
- Duplicating and clipping a layer
- Liquifying a layer
- Creating a border layer
- Flattening a layered image
- Review questions
- Review answers
- Creating Special Effects
- Preparing Images for Two-Color Printing
- Optimizing Web Images and Image Maps
- Adding Interactive Slices and Rollovers
- Creating Animated Images for the Web
- Setting Up Your Monitor for Color Management
- Reproducing colors
- Getting started
- Specifying color management settings
- Proofing an image
- Identifying out-of-gamut colors
- Adjusting an image and printing a proof
- Saving the image as a separation
- Selecting print options
- Printing
- Review questions
- Review answers
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