How does Photoshop change the color of a two-dimensional code?

We may often encounter this problem in the drawing process, the canvas background color and two-dimensional code black collocation is very uncoordinated, then how to change the two-dimensional code color? Next I'll explain how to use Photoshop software to change the color or texture of two-dimensional code. (Key mode is limited to Windows system).

1, first create a new canvas, here I choose the photo, point to determine.

2. Change the foreground color (the one on the left of the two small color blocks) or the background color (the one on the right).

3. Press Alt+delete to turn the canvas into a foreground color, and press Ctrl+delete to turn the canvas into a background color. Here I change for the foreground scenery.

4. Pull the selected two-dimensional code into the canvas and resize it. (Sweep you will be able to enter the Baidu bar)

5, the first grid layer.

6, at this time we will find two-dimensional code of the white box is very affecting the beautiful, here I choose to use the Magic wand tool to eliminate the white box, (click to select the White section, press DELETE), here to add a knowledge, zoom in or out of the canvas can be pressed CTRL + + + or press ALT while sliding the mouse pulley.

7, the following is a key step to add a new transparent coating on top of all layers.

8. Click on the new layer (note: The new layer is equivalent to the transparent paper covering the other paper, the next step is to mark the position of the two-dimensional code on this transparent paper, and to overwrite the previous black by changing the color of the position on the transparent paper so that the color of the two-dimensional code is transformed, and the new layer is selected. Hold down the CTRL key and left-click the two-dimensional code layer so that you get a dotted box with the two-dimensional code selected.

9, in accordance with the 2nd, 3 steps to change the new layer of the foreground or background color can change the two-dimensional code color.

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