What is the role and usage of the sponge tool in PS?

For example, if you take a picture of a rose, but you feel that the color is not bright enough, you can use the sponge tool - saturation and treatment, and the color will be much brighter than the original after processing. But if you feel that the color of the shot is too bright, you can also use the sponge tool to deal with it to reduce the saturation.

Usage: 1. First find the PS sponge tool in the toolbox. The PS sponge tool shortcut is the O key. Select the PS sponge tool by selecting it in the toolbox with the mouse or pressing the shortcut key O key.

2. The PS sponge tool is also a smudge tool, so the brush size and hardness are the same as the use of the brush introduced earlier, mainly depending on two options: reduce saturation and saturation (that is, increase saturation). The higher the traffic, the more obvious the effect.

Turning on the gun keeps the effect in one place.

3. The PS sponge tool will not cause the redistribution of pixels, so its saturation and saturation methods can be used as complements, for example, after excessive saturation reduction, you can switch to saturation to increase color saturation. (Tip: You can't add color to a pixel that's already fully grayscale.) ）

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The Sponge tool changes the color saturation of an area.

The sponge tool is a tool used in the PS software to absorb color. This tool allows you to change the colored part to black and white, unlike the Dodge tool, which dodges all colors, including blacks, at the same time, until it ends up in a white patch. The sponge tool only sucks up colors other than black and white.

Adobe Photoshop is an image processing software developed and distributed by Adobe Systems, which mainly processes digital images composed of pixels. With its many editing and drawing tools, you can work efficiently. PS has a lot of functions, which are involved in images, graphics, text, **, publishing and other parties.

Supported systems are Windows, Android, and macOS, and Linux operating system users can run Adobe Photoshop by using Wine in the car. The software can be divided into images, image compositing, color correction and functional color effect production parts.

The sponge tool is a tool used in the PS software to absorb color. Use this tool to change colored parts to black and white. It is different from the Dodge tool, which dodges all colors, including black, at the same time, until it ends up in a patch of white.

The sponge tool only sucks up colors other than black and white.

Sponge Tool] After you click on the Sponge Tool, the mode of the property bar will automatically change to "Decolorized". This "decolorization" is different from the decolorization in the adjustment, its decolorization range is more arbitrary, and the amount and depth of decolorization can be controlled by yourself.

It is possible to precisely change the color saturation of parts of the image. The Sponge Tool does not cause the redistribution of pixels, so its Desaturation and Saturation methods can be used as complements, and after reducing the saturation excessively, you can switch to the Saturation method to increase the color saturation. However, it is not possible to add color to pixels that are already fully grayscale.

The purpose of the sponge tool is to change the local color saturation, either by decreasing the saturation (decolorization) or increasing the saturation (additive). The effect is shown in the hull section of the image below. The higher the traffic, the more obvious the effect.

Turning on the gun keeps the effect in one place. Note: If you operate in an image in grayscale mode (not grayscale in RGB mode), it will have the effect of increasing or decreasing grayscale contrast.

It depends on the properties of the option.

Desaturation - refers to reducing the saturation of colors in a certain area of **, saturation --- refers to increasing the saturation of colors in a certain area of **, and the flow of traffic behind it is the same as the flow of other tools.

Pay attention to the selection and control of mode and flow.

It's for color removal!

You try Ctrl+I (decolorization).

It's about turning color into black and white.

That is, to minimize saturation.

This is the effect of the sponge, which can reduce the local saturation, which is the degree of vividness.

You don't usually use this thing.

The main difference between the sponge tool and the dodge tool in PS is that.

The sponge tool is used to suck out the color other than black and white, that is to say, if you use the sponge tool to wipe a color ** continuously, the color will eventually become black and white**.

The dodge tool is used to suck out colors other than white, that is, use the dodge tool to keep operating on the color, and eventually the color will become a white.

The use of the sponge tool can be used to reduce the saturation of the local area and absorb the hue.

The dodge tool is generally used for brightening, and can polish and brighten the shadows, midtones, and highlights as a whole or part.

1. Turn on PS

2. Click the sponge tool.

3. There are desaturation and saturation in the mode.

4. The flow rate on the right side can also be adjusted.

After clicking the sponge tool, there are two modes in the options bar, including decolorization and coloring, and you can also adjust the flow rate. A little decolorization can remove the color in the part you want to decolor, and add color to make the color bright is the enhanced version of the deepening and dodging depending on the level of personal mastery. (Hope to adopt to give extra points, hehe).

The sponge tool is used for local decolorization... The kind that will turn gray.。。 Adds a sense of decadence to the aesthetic.

The sponge tool is mainly to change the saturation.

There are two types: additive and subtractive color.

Generally, it is used with a very low opacity. It won't be the stiffness of the change.

From the toolbar, you can see that it has two modes, which are decolorization and additive, and the same is to use the [] on the keyboard to adjust the size of the smudge.