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So lets go ahead and look at this. With this brush tool selected and selected in desaturate mode I am just going to go ahead and paint this orange portion of this image and as you can see how I am painting..

Slowing removing the saturation from our image. I can do so again as another example with this yellow. Slowly remove the saturation that is found with in it. Now lets change it to saturate and lets move over to our green…and i am going to make this little more vibrant. Now lets work on the blue. Make it a little bit more vibrant. Now I am actually going to undo that really quick…and I am only going to do about half of the blue. Now I am going to come up with our filter and I am going to increase the flow up to the hundred percent…and then i am going to work on the blue again.

Now might be kind of hard to tell however the bottom half of our image is quite a bit more saturated than the top half of the blue. So the flow have to do with the strength of the saturation or the desaturation that you are applying. So there you have the very quick and easy way to saturate your image. Remember if you want to change the overall saturation.

Go to enhance..adjust color and then adjust hue saturation and do so here. However, if you just want to adjust just a small portion then use the sponge tool, which is a very helpful tool.

In case you didn’t see the video in part 1 of this series… here it is again.

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