Photoshop User - USA (2021-02)

STEP 13: In the Layers panel, click to activate

the existing Hue/Saturation adjustment layer,

choose Layer>Duplicate Layer, and then

click OK. Do it again so there are three Hue/

Saturation adjustment layers. Note: Be sure

to use the duplicate layer command, rather

than the keyboard shortcut so Photoshop

keeps your clipping intact. That said, the

Levels adjustment layer will become unclipped

(grumble), so activate it in the Layers panel

and click the Clip to Layer icon (circled) in

the Properties panel to re-clip it.

STEP 14: Turn off the layer visibility Eye icons for the

Levels and two of the Hue/Saturation adjustment layers.

Activate the remaining Hue/Saturation adjustment layer

and use the Properties panel to set the Hue to –50 and

Saturation to 0. Turn its layer visibility Eye off, turn on

the layer visibility for the next Hue/Saturation adjust-

ment layer, click on it to make it the active layer, and

set its Hue to 165. Turn its layer visibility off, turn on

the visibility for the next one, make it active, and set

its Hue to 115.

Hue/Saturation 1 layer selected Hue/Saturation 1 copy

layer selected

Hue/Saturation 1 copy 2

layer selected

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