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I am new to the program (and the group) and was playing around with a picture of a ripe (yellow) banana on a red background, practising changing colours by using the magic selection brush tool and the hue slider. I also inverted the selection to work on the background colours. In other words, I’m still taking my first steps.
During the course of this, I selected the banana (with none of the red background) and pressed Smart Fix. I thought this would modify the yellow slightly, perhaps making it more intense. What in fact happened was that the banana turned green — the exact shade of an unripe banana. Is there a reason for this?
I do of course realise that the results of the Smart Fix must be assessed and either accepted or rejected. It has certainly made a great improvement to some of my landscape pictures which had a slight blue haze.
Roger
During the course of this, I selected the banana (with none of the red background) and pressed Smart Fix. I thought this would modify the yellow slightly, perhaps making it more intense. What in fact happened was that the banana turned green — the exact shade of an unripe banana. Is there a reason for this?
I do of course realise that the results of the Smart Fix must be assessed and either accepted or rejected. It has certainly made a great improvement to some of my landscape pictures which had a slight blue haze.
Roger
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