Tip #119 from: Neil Woldman
...The History Brush
(note: Neil sends this item, recommending the "History
Brush" in reference to our previous letter concerning retouching photos. The
question on deck was "How to change image colors without reducing the clarity
of the image.)
Retouching Tips -- History Brush
Take snapshot of the image (merged layer option)
Make the color correction to the snapshot and by using your history brush you can
change the color without losing detail.
You are best doing this in cmyk then covert to rgb. or use apply image as another
option swap channels.
Editor:
Pretty basic tip.
Would anyone like to pontificate on this technique?
Or, should I?
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