The Most Natural Way to Increase Saturation and Enhance Color in Photoshop
How To Fix Red Faces In Your Photographs Using Photoshop
Learn how the pros remove red from faces. We’ll go beyond the standard technique of Hue/Saturation and will also take a look at why a lot of images from the internet always have red faces. In the process, you’ll learn how to isolate colors using Hue/Saturation, how to paint with color and how to perform basic color shifts using curves. You’ll learn a bunch that will be applicable even if you never run across skin tones that needs fixing.
Check out more of Ben Wilmore’s Digital Mastery here.
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3 Color Tweaks To Improve Image Blur’s Depth Of Field
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background color adjusted
background color adjusted plus detail blurred
The principles of atmospheric perspective can be used to enhance the illusion depth in two-dimensional images. The three elements of color each encode space. Some colors rise forward – light, warm, saturated. Some colors recede – dark, cool, desaturated. When applied strategically and selectively, they can produce powerful visual effects, making your images appear even more realistic.
You can combine these tendencies (They’re not absolute rules and can all be reversed in the right contexts.) with selective blur to make the illusion of space in your images even more powerfully felt.
Photoshop’s Depth Blur neural filter offers sliders to make it quick and easy to make these kinds of color adjustments and make blurring effects more powerfully felt.
Make Your Color Grading LUTs More Powerful With This Hidden Photoshop Trick
Relative VS Absolute Color Adjustments – Julianne Kost
Julieanne Kost demonstrates the differences between making absolute adjustments to photographs – using the Develop module in Lightroom- and relative adjustments using the Quick Develop panel.
6 Reasons You Need Photoshop’s Selective Color
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Tints with less black
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Either it’s because it’s old school (It’s one of the first tools introduced in Photoshop.) or because it’s subtle (And it’s wonderfully precise.) or because it’s misunderstood (Is this really an issue with CMYK?), Selective Color is one of the most overlooked color adjustment tools in Photoshop. But I consider it an essential tool.
Photoshop’s Selective Color image adjustment feature is great for two things. First, it’s great for cleaning color casts selectively out of highlights, shadows, neutrals - or for adjusting specific ranges of colors with great precision. Second, it’s great for turning colors into pastels, either lighter or darker, which can soften a palette exquisitely.
Here are six reasons to use Selective Color.
Color Lookup Tables in Photoshop – Julianne Kost
“In this Quick Tip, Julieanne Kost demonstrates the new Color Lookup Adjustment layer and walks you through how to download a template to quickly apply these new “looks” to your images.”
Follow up with my article on Color Lookup Tables here.
Read more in my Color Adjustment resources.
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Enhancing the Light – Julianne Kost
“Julieanne Kost demonstrates what you can do in Lightroom’s Develop module to enhance your photographs using color and tonality to change the mood and atmosphere of an image. We all know that the goal is to capture the best photograph in-camera, but what happens when we aren’t at the right place at the right time? In this training video, I will show you how to make subtle changes to increase the photograph’s emotional impact.”
For more check out Julieanne’s blog.
Read more in my Color Adjustment resources.
Learn more in my digital photography and digital printing workshops.
3 Ways to Change Colors in Photoshop – Julianne Kost
Julianne Kost shares three methods for changing colors in Photoshop.
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Learn more in my digital photography and digital printing workshops.
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