Seeing web images from Photoshop

How can I see what web graphics will look like

Thomas from florida u.s.a., using photoshop 7 with windows XP home, writes in with:

[Quote:] I do a lot of web graphics and it would save a lot of time if I could see the results as I work. I read someplace that PS will preview images?

Photoshop 911:

Yes, to review your Web images before you save them (Photoshop 6.x/7.x/CS), you'll be using the Save For Web command, where you can preview how your images will appear on both a PC and a Mac.

First, select File > Save For Web.

In the resulting Save For Web dialog box, you'll see an arrow icon in the top-right corner of the preview area.

Click the arrow, then select the platform in which you want to see your image.

It you don't like it, just cancel out and continue working.

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Comments

[Amira]

how can i change the color of the eye? but still have the same shape and everything, i just want to learn how to change the color only.
thank you

Photoshop 911 Answers:

(You didn't say which version of Photoshop you're using)

Once the "eye" area is selected, use "Hue/Saturation" and it's sliders to modify the colors. You can also use an adjustment layer or a layer mask, then use the "Colorize" button in the Hue/Saturation dialog to fine tune the color.

We cannot tell you specifically because we support Photoshop Versions 3.5, 4, 5, 5.5, 6, 7, CS and CS2 and the process is slightly different in each of these.