New here. Photoshop refugee.
Have managed to figure out resizing canvas, saving to higher resolution and cropping of an image of a photo of a fine-art watercolor.
Now, I simply want to increase the color saturation.
I found this tool ( and instructions as shown below), have tried unlocking, etc., but the slider does not engage/allow me to slide it:
Saturation Shift—controls the intensity of the colours in the image. Drag the slider to the left to decrease colour intensity, drag to the right to increase it.
Do I need to save in a special way in order to use the Saturation Shift tool?
I know I'm missing something simple (I hope).
What do I need to open, click, talk sweet to... to perform a simple saturation adjustment?
Thanks. 9:10 PM CST USA
New here. Photoshop refugee. Have managed to figure out resizing canvas, saving to higher resolution and cropping of an image of a photo of a fine-art watercolor. Now, I simply want to increase the color saturation. I found this tool ( and instructions as shown below), have tried unlocking, etc., but the slider does not engage/allow me to slide it: Saturation Shift—controls the intensity of the colours in the image. Drag the slider to the left to decrease colour intensity, drag to the right to increase it. Do I need to save in a special way in order to use the Saturation Shift tool? I know I'm missing something simple (I hope). What do I need to open, click, talk sweet to... to perform a simple saturation adjustment? Thanks. 9:10 PM CST USA
