Can’t Adjust Color Hue in Selected Area of Photo

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Geryld_Christianson
May 4, 2004
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Photoshop Elements 2 on a Mac G-4 Quicksilver DT with 384 MB Ram on OS 10.3.3. (1) When I select a face on a photo to reduce skin redness, none of the color adjustment features in the Enhance menu work. They only work if I cancel the selection and apply color corrections to the entire photo, which I don’t want to do. (2) When I try to use Enhance/Quick Fix for the entire area of a photo, none of the sliders work; I have to go to specific items under the Enhance menu. (3) No options bar appears, although all the other bars in the workplace area are there. I can’ find any indication that the options bar is hidden. TIA

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Jim_Hess
May 4, 2004
Here is what I have done, and it has worked well for me. After you have selected the face, make sure you feather the selection by a few pixels. Then copy the selection and paste it to a new layer. Next, apply a hue/saturation adjustment layer and make sure that you place a check mark in the "group with previous layer" box. This will enable you to adjust the face separately.

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