1. Welcome eager young artists! Ms. Edelman Monday, December 14, 2015  DO NOW: take out your notebook and a pen. Review your notes from yesterday.

2. What is a color correction?  Images could need adjustment to either colors, values or both.  Photos can sometimes have a color SHIFT, too much red or blue, etc. This is known as a COLOR CAST.

3. How can I access the color correction controls?  IMAGE menu  Automatic filters: auto tone auto contrast auto color  IMAGE menu  ADJUSTMENTS Manual controls: Hue/Saturation Color Balance Shadows / Highlights

5. What is COLOR BALANCE?  Drag the arrows toward the color you want to add.  Independently control the shadows, midtones and highlights.

6. What is SHADOWS/HIGHLIGHTS?  Special filter design to just effect the tonal or value range in an image.  Use when shadows are too dark or “filled in”.

8. What is HUE / SATURATION?  Adjusts color by HUE, SATURATION or LIGHTNESS (brightness or value).  Use MASTER to affect the entire image.

9.  Choose a target color to affect only those portions of the image.

10. What is COLORIZE?  Color is first converted to GRAYSCALE and then a specific HUE is combined with those values.

11. What is COLORIZE?  The affects the entire image.

12. How can I colorize in areas?  Use the COLOR mode with the paintbrush, fill or layer to spot colorize.

13. EXERCISE: 1. Open puppet.jpg. Duplicate the image on to 3 different layers. Using Hue/Saturation, create 3 color combinations. Save as: yourname_hue-sat.psd 1. Open building shadow.jpg Duplicate the layer. Use Shadows/Highlights to open up the detail. Save as: yourname_shadows.psd