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Using the Match Color Adjustment

The Match Color adjustment lets you select colors in the image, and then match and change themusing Luminance, Color Intensity, and Fade slidersto another image. The Match Color adjustment will only work on images in the RGB color mode. Match Color is a great tool to help you get that consistent look you'll need when you need to match colors with your images.

Use the Match Color Adjustment

Open an image.

Click the

Image menu, point to

Adjustments , and then click

Match Color .

Drag the various sliders (Luminance, Color Intensity, and Fade) to adjust the image.

Select the

Neutralize check box to automatically remove the color case in the active image.

Click the

Image Statistics Source list arrow, and then select another image or layer for matching the color in the Destination Image.

If you select a portion of an image before entering the Match Color dialog box, you can choose whether to use the selection in the source or target document calculate the color match.

Click

Save Statistics to save the current adjustment, or click

Load Statistics to load adjustments made to other images.

Select the

Preview check box to view changes to the active image.

Click

OK .