Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Invert colors of a picture
- Thread starter 497902
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
If you go to Tools > Adjust Color in Preview, flip the black and white sliders around and then play with the slider in the middle until you get the correct colour. It's easiest to do it with your screen inverted, then once you get back to the original colours in the image you know you've inverted it properly.
Can also be done in Photoshop - just hit Cmd-I.
Hope this helps.
Can also be done in Photoshop - just hit Cmd-I.
Hope this helps.
Attachments
Drag the Black slider from the left bottom of the color profile to the right bottom.
Drag the white slider from the right bottom to the left bottom of the color profile.
Check the result using the "Invert Colors" checkbox in the Accessibility Prefs pane (Displays).
[doublepost=1490467482][/doublepost]
Drag the Black slider from the left bottom of the color profile to the right bottom.
Drag the white slider from the right bottom to the left bottom of the color profile.
Check the result using the "Invert Colors" checkbox in the Accessibility Prefs pane (Displays).
Drag the Black slider from the left bottom of the color profile to the right bottom.
Drag the white slider from the right bottom to the left bottom of the color profile.
Check the result using the "Invert Colors" checkbox in the Accessibility Prefs pane (Displays).
where is the black and white slider?
Drag the Black slider from the left bottom of the color profile to the right bottom.
Drag the white slider from the right bottom to the left bottom of the color profile.
Check the result using the "Invert Colors" checkbox in the Accessibility Prefs pane (Displays).
Sorry, they're unlabelled. They the left and right sliders located just under the picture color profile; above the "auto levels" button. You just pull leftmost slider to right, and rightmost all the way to left.