Applying special color effects to images


    The Desaturate, Invert, Equalize (Photoshop), Threshold (Photoshop), and Posterize (Photoshop) commands change colors or brightness values in an image but are typically used for enhancing color and producing special effects, rather than for correcting color.

    Illustration of Special color effects with these callouts: A. Original B. Desaturate C. Invert D. Equalize E. Threshold F. Posterize G. Gradient Map
    Special color effects A. Original B. Desaturate C. Invert D. Equalize E. Threshold F. Posterize G. Gradient Map

    Note: You can also make color adjustments by blending colors from different channels. (See Mixing color channels (Photoshop).)

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