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Adjust the specified color areas of the portrait
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To further adjust the tint color of the skin of the man, which
is the main character of the image, use [Select Specified Color Area]. By applying this feature, you can
adjust the tint color, which could not be adjusted with [Hue and Saturation]. |
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Load the selected area of the portrait of the man again. Hold
down the Ctrl key, and click over the thumbnail in the layer palette. |
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The selected area of the portrait
of the man reappears. |
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Create the adjustment layer of [Select Specified Color Area]
to make adjustments while the selected area is selected. |
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Move the [Cyan] adjustment slider and
[Magenta] adjustment slider over to the negative direction, so that the skin will not become reddish. Move
the [Yellow] adjustment slider over to the positive direction, so that the skin will not become too yellowish. |
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To add emphasis on yellow, move the
[Yellow] adjustment slider over to the positive direction. Be careful not to add too much emphasis on the
tint. To improve the quality of the skin, move the [Black] adjustment slider over to the positive direction,
to the point that the skin does not become too black. |
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The color adjustment
for the skin has been completed |
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To make the white portions of the cap
look three-dimensional, move the [Black] adjustment slider over to the positive direction. Set it to +10,
so that overall it doesn't become too black. |
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![12-1 Make adjustments using the adjustment layer of [Select Specified Color Area]](../../images/practice/advanced/advanced13_text01_e.gif){kind=small}
