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How to boost up colors on a photo using Photoshop
A short, simple yet very useful Photoshop tutorial. Let's learn how to boost up colors on a random photo to make it more attractive.
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Open a photo in Photoshop.
This method works very well if you are using a photo of nature with greens, sky or water.
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Let's make a copy of the original photo/layer.
In the menu click Layer and choose Duplicate Layer...
Click OK.
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Let's add a bit of color to the duplicated layer.
Press CTRL + U, to open Hue/Saturation settings window.
Set Hute to 0, Saturation to about 50 and Lightness to 0.
Click OK.
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Your colours are already much more intense than before.
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In the menu click Filter, Noise and Median...
Set Radius to 4 and click OK.
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In the menu click Filter, Blur and choose Gaussian Blur.
Set Radius to 3 pixels and click OK.
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Set the blending mode of the duplicated layer to Color.
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9.
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This is how the original image looks like.
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