Use The HSB/HSL Filter To Create Saturation Masks in Photoshop
- You can download the tutorial photo here.
- Filter for Photoshop CS5.
- Filter for Photoshop CC 2019 and earlier (Including CS6)
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Could you please do a link for the Masking tutorial you talked about.
Hermano me explotaste las neuronas LOL. Cada vez que creo que se todo lo que debo de saber acerca de Photoshop, vengo aqui para que me enderezes y me lleves de regreso a la escuelita. No solo explicas profundo pero lo haces de una manera tan clara que es increible! Eres bendicido! Gracias por educarme! Como podria convertir este proceso en actions?
Great. Very useful lesson. Unfortunately, all layers are not visible at the same time, but only a part of them. How can I fix this?