Add an Adjustment Layer in Photoshop

Video Transcript

"Adobe Photoshop is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated and I am in no way affiliated with Adobe. Ok, so on this tutorial, I'm actually going to be talking about adding saturation in the layers palette. So this is important that you have to do this actually in the layers palette. So over here, as you can see where my cursor is, there's something that's called Create a New Fill or Adjustment Layer. And I can zoom in for you guys to see that a little more clear, and it's that's half-moon looking thing. You want to go ahead and click that. Once you click that, there's a whole bunch of things that come up. What you want to click is Hue and Saturation. So you go ahead and click that. Ok, so now we've got a hue and saturation adjustment layer and it's above the Master copy. But anything you do to this, since there is a layer mask, as you can see in the white - it looks just like the layer mask we did earlier - it automatically adds it to the layer above the Master copy. And whatever we do to this layer mask is going to show up on the Master copy. So basically, we're going to move on to the next tutorial, and I'm going to show you what to do to do this color inverse deal."