Using the Adjustments panel, how would you create a non-destructive hue adjustment for the background and set the hue to 95?

Using the Adjustments panel, how would you create a non-destructive hue adjustment for the background and set the hue to 95?

• A. Open the Adjustments panel, click Hue/Saturation to create a new adjustment layer; In the Properties, set Hue to +95; ensure the Background layer is selected
• B. Use Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation and adjust Hue on the Background layer
• C. Apply a Color Balance adjustment
• D. Fill with a solid color

Answer: (A)

The idea is to modify color without changing the actual pixels. Using an adjustment layer from the Adjustments panel lets you apply a Hue/Saturation adjustment non-destructively—the tweak sits on its own layer and can be edited or removed at any time. Set Hue to +95 in the Properties to shift the overall hue by 95 degrees. To target just the Background, place this adjustment layer above the Background and clip it to that layer (so the effect colors only the background). The other approaches alter pixels directly or don’t adjust hue precisely, which isn’t the same non-destructive hue adjustment.

The idea is to modify color without changing the actual pixels. Using an adjustment layer from the Adjustments panel lets you apply a Hue/Saturation adjustment non-destructively—the tweak sits on its own layer and can be edited or removed at any time. Set Hue to +95 in the Properties to shift the overall hue by 95 degrees. To target just the Background, place this adjustment layer above the Background and clip it to that layer (so the effect colors only the background). The other approaches alter pixels directly or don’t adjust hue precisely, which isn’t the same non-destructive hue adjustment.