How To Change Color Modes (RGB, CMYK, Grayscale) In Photoshop! [Quick Fixes] 

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Can't add colors to your image in Photoshop? Are you stuck to just black and white? In this video, we take a look into how you can change the color modes of your images to suit your color needs, whether that be RGB, CMYK or grayscale!
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✅ VIDEO SUMMARY
To change the color mode of your image in Adobe Photoshop, go to Image and then select mode. From their, the dropdown will give you a range of different color modes you can choose from, the most common being RGB, CMYK and grayscale.
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0:00 My Design Class: Quick Fixes
0:35 Are you stuck in the wrong color mode?
1:49 Change the color mode
4:16 Changing color modes in new files
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