Tint is a shading of color. If a photo has a color castA slight tinge of color that affects an entire photo. Color cast originates from the color of the light source (such as the sun or artificial lighting) used when taking the photo., such as an orange cast from interior lighting, you can correct it by adjusting tint. You can adjust the tint on your whole pictureGeneral term that includes photos, graphics, clip art, and objects. Any photo or project in this product., as shown here.
You can also adjust the tint on individual objectsA part of a picture, including shapes, text boxes, lines, or animations, that can be edited individually., or individual areas of your picture.
To adjust tint automatically:
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Select the picture or object you want to adjust.
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On the Touchup menu, click Adjust Tint.
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Click either the Object or the Whole Picture tab.
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Click Tint auto fix.
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Click an area on the picture that should be white.
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Click Done.
To adjust tint manually:
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Select the picture or object you want to adjust.
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On the Touchup menu, click Adjust Tint.
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Click either the Object or the Whole Picture tab.
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To select a color, drag the Color sliderA control that sets values by sliding a marker to the left or the right..
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To select how much color to use, drag the Amount slider.
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Click Done.
Tip
To adjust tint quickly, try using Tint auto fix first. If you are not satisfied with the results, click Reset, and then adjust the tint manually.
To adjust tint using the tint brush:
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Select the picture or object you want to adjust.
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On the Touchup menu, point to Other Photo Repair, and then click Tint Brush.
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Select a brush size.
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Select a brush style.
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To select the color you want, drag the circle around the color ring.
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To adjust the tint of the color, adjust the tint sliderA control that sets values by sliding a marker to the left or the right..
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Drag the cursor across the area you want to change.
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Click Done.
Note
The Object and Whole Picture tabs determine where the action will be applied. Selecting the Object tab applies the action to just the selected object, while selecting the Whole Picture tab applies the action to the entire picture and all objects on the picture.
