Clicking on the foreground color to open the color selection box and pressing okay to select the new color.
Make sure to re-select the Color layer after you have chosen a color from the original layer. Highlight the original layer and click on a color. If you want to use a color found in the original image, use the eyedropper tool. Open the Color Picker (Foreground Color) selection box. Choose the color you want to blend into your image. You can try other blend modes for a different effect. In this blending mode, the luminosity and saturation remain the same as you paint a new color. Change the blend mode to “Color.” Choosing the Color option from the blend mode menu. Change the name of the new layer to “Color.” Adding a layer with the + icon and naming it ‘Color’. Or go to the Layer drop-down menu and select Layer > New > Layer (Shift-Ctrl or ⌘N). Do this by clicking the + icon at the bottom of the Layers panel. The brush works well when adding color to defined sections of your image.Īdd a new layer above the original (background) layer. You can bring out individual colors or add colors that are not in the original image. You can also blend colors in your image using the Brush tool. Choosing Color blend mode and 100% opacity with a texture layer. Try a few different blend modes to find the one that you like. The Overlay option is a popular choice, but Color, Color Burn, and Color Dodge will have more of an effect on the colors in your image. Lowering the opacity reduces the strength of the blend mode and lets the original layer show through. The default blend mode is “Normal.” Highlight the texture layer and change the blend mode by clicking on the blend mode drop-down menu.
Layers panel in Photoshop showing original photo and texture file as two layers. Open both the original photo and a texture image as layers in Photoshop. Original image and texture layer combined using different blend modes like the color burn, color dodge, color, and luminosity. Others bring out the hues in the texture layer.
Some blend modes retain the colors of your original photo. Here are a few examples:Įach one combines the layers differently, giving a different look to the image. This works great if you are adding a texture layer to an image. Using the Blend Tool in Photoshop to Adjust Blending Modesīlend mode lets you mix colors from one layer with the layers beneath.
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