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Adding Colors in Photoshop
With the variety of colors that Photoshop has, there is no excuse as to why your project wont
come out looking nice. It is not difficult to add colors in Photoshop. In fact, adding color to a strictly
black and white photo will not only make it look different, but it will also bring the quality of the
photo up a notch or two.
Use a black and white image that is already in the graphic software. You can drag the picture file
on your desktop and place it on the Photoshop icon. After releasing the left mouse button, the
software will open and show the picture where the file was. Or you can open the software and
allow the program to come up. Once Photoshop is opened, click the File command. Then click
open and look for the file that you need to open.
In the toolbox section, choose the Polygonal Lasso tool on the left side of the Photoshop menu.
Click on it to change the mouse arrow to the lasso tool. The lasso tool should be pointed on a top
corner of the picture. Choose the black and white picture using the lasso tool by holding down the
left side at the top of the mouse. You will drag the selection lines until they are wrapped around
the picture. When the picture is surrounded by the lines, you can edit it the way you want it.
Go to the Adjustments command by selecting it from the Image drop down list. Choose
hue/saturation by clicking on it. This is what you will need to use in order to add color to the
picture. Use the scrollbar until you get it the way you want it. As you are making changes, you will
be able to see them in the preview area.
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