How to Choose and Change Object Colors in Photoshop Fastest

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There are actually many ways to select and change the colors of objects in Photoshop, but the video below will guide you how to perform the most common and fastest but still highly effective to save time.

Select a color range

To select different colors, create a new layer -> click Select -> select Color Range -> use the Eyedropper tool to click on the color you want to sample.

For more accurate options, you can try the fuzziness tool.

To add or remove selections, you can use the Eyedroppers tool with plus and minus signs next to them.

Adjust the color

After selecting the color on the layer, you adjust or change the color for the selection -> select New Adjustment Layer -> Hue / Saturation -> then drag and drop Hue / Saturation parameters.

Refine Layer Masks

To remove small unwanted parts in a selection, you can use the Brush tool on the Layer Mask.

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