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#PHOTOSHOP SELECT ALL OF ONE COLOR PLUS#

Tolerance controls how accurately the color needs to match the sampled color to get replaced.

Discontinuous replaces the sampled color no matter where it appeared within the cursor area. Find Edges focuses on the edge of a photo while replacing the colors that Photoshop perceives are within those edges. Contiguous only replaces colors that match the sampled color, are adjacent to it, or are touching it (we used this one).

Limit controls how the brush will behave there are three options.

Background Color replaces only the colors that will match whichever color you chose as the background swatch. Sample Once replaces the color that you first click on only in areas that contain that color. Continuous continuously samples the color as you move the Brush tool (this is the Eyedropper tool we used). Depending on what you choose, you will only alter that aspect of the photo.

Mode includes Hue, Saturation, Color, and Luminosity options.

You also can select Out of Gamut to show which colors would be lost in an RGB-to-CMYK file conversion. To select all of a particular color or tonal range in an image, choose the desired color from the Select drop-down list. Quick Mask places a mask over the selected or unselected areas, depending on how the Quick Mask Options are set (see the following task for details). White Matte shows selected areas as normal and unselected areas as white. Black Matte shows selected areas as normal and unselected areas as flat black. Grayscale shows selected areas in white and unselected areas in black.

To check the selection in more detail, select Grayscale, Black Matte, White Matte, or Quick Mask from the Selection Preview drop-down list to show the selection results in the main image window. If the selection is not to your satisfaction, adjust the Fuzziness slider and try again. Click OK to close the dialog box and make the selection.

#PHOTOSHOP SELECT ALL OF ONE COLOR PLUS#

Select the Plus Eyedropper from the dialog box and click on the image to add additional colors to the selected range. Choose the Black Matte and White Matte options in the Selection Preview list in the Color Range dialog box to evaluate the selection area. Increase or decrease the Fuzziness slider to include more or less of the color in the selection. You can control how much variation of that color is selected by adjusting the Fuzziness slider. In this example, I clicked to select the purple in the flower the preview in the dialog box shows how much of the image has that color. Then click on a color you want to select. Move the cursor onto the image notice that the cursor changes to an eyedropper as it moves over the image. Start with the Fuzziness slider set to 40, choose the Selection radio button, and set the Selection Preview option to None. The color-range controls let you designate the exact range so that you can fine-tune the selection to a specific set of colors.Ĭhoose File, Open to launch the desired file.Ĭhoose Select, Color Range to launch the Color Range dialog box.Ĭlick the arrow to the right of the Select field to access the menu and drag to select Sampled Colors. This approach selects all the pixels in an image based on a specified color value. When the area you want to select is predominantly one color, try using the color range as a selection criterion.