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PS - Dodged Areas Have Yellow Tinge - 11-24-2009, 07:19 AM


I was showing proofs to a client yesterday who was sitting to my side. From straight on, the images look fine. But the client pointed out that, from the side, there is a yellow tint to areas of the white seamless where I dodged out shadows in Photoshop. Please take a look at the image below (from an angle) and let me know if there is a way to fix this issue. Thanks.

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If you did the dodging on a separate layer, you could try changing the blend mode to luminosity. If the layers are flattened you could create a duplicate layer and use the desaturate tool on the shadows that are dodged.

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Jill,

Thanks for the info. This was driving me crazy. The yellow tint is much more visible on my laptop than on a desktop. But I started playing with buttons and found that clicking the "Protect Tones" checkbox on the dodge tool allowed me to dodge over the yellow areas. Now I have to go back to the PSD files and redodge. Thanks again for your suggestions.

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I'll have to look for that "Protect Tones" function.
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11-24-2009, 01:14 PM


Protect Tones is new to CS4. I read somewhere that it's a good thing. But I just could not dodge my white to anything but a pale yellow with it enables. Now my whites are white.

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