13 responses to “How to change the color of anything in Photoshop, even to black or white”

1. Loved this tutorial. Nope haven’t changed colors with this simple method.

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2. Would love to have more understanding of the controls with the Mixer Brush. The custom choices, wet, load, mix and flow

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3. Good stuff Colin! BTW your sound is outstanding

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   • Thanks Bob!

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4. This such a great tip!! I have been so frustrated trying to use the replace color tool all theses years.
   Thank you so much!

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5. Working in a lab and pre GREAT adjustment layers, I would do this and then grab the history brush to bring back the lips. Layers were frowned upon in case we forgot to flatten and send it to print. I wish all images given to me to work with had such perfect colors!! 🙂

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6. I don’t know how you do it – but I needed this very tip for something I’m working on. Great timing! The last thing you did just in time for what I was working on was the path blur. Spooky!

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7. Thanks for this. It is a great tip. I used this method from your last video on a project and it made what I thought would be a difficult task very easy and quick. I love these fast tutorials that get right to the point and can be used in real world projects.

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8. this is the first time i have seenthis. and it will be a great help to me . thanks Colin for posting

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9. Great tip. Never thought of that.

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10. Thank you for sharing. Loved it. Been a great help. Regards from South Africa.

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11. Could you advise if the dress was plain white how to change it to a different colour please. Have been struggling with that.

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12. Thanks. I’m excited to try this method out–a method I’d never heard of before.

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