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Advanced Color Correction & White Balance in Photoshop CC
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- Опубликовано: 30 авг 2016
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In this Photoshop tutorial, we’re going to take a deep, hard look at color correction and adjusting white balance in your photos to get amazing color and richness of tones as they should look out of your camera. Whether you’re working with RAW files or JPEGs, it really doesn’t matter, we’re going to cover FIVE different techniques that will get you started on the path to knowing what you’re doing when adjusting the color balance and getting beautiful color in your photographs. We’ll cover how to get accurate color and how to experiment and take some creative freedoms with the colors in your photo to get professional and stunning results!
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00:48 Curves adjustment eyedroppers
01:45 Method #1: Difference layer & finding the true gray point
03:51 Method #2: Camera RAW Filter White Balance tool
05:41 Method #3: Advanced skin color formula
10:27 Skin tones for a black/african subject
14:41 Method #4: Using Hue/Sat adjustment layer
15:38 Method #5: Manual color adjustment via Curves for color correction
17:45 Overview of the five techniques
18:38 “Get it, got it, Goood.” Sound drop
I think it's a bit of a tick when I'm on camera. I've noticed it in editing and am trying to find a better mic position where it's natural/I don't adjust it every THREE FREAKING SECONDS, haha 😂
I'll double check the joints too though. Thanks for the comment 👍
Nice
Dude. I've been using Photoshop since I was a teenager in the mid 90s, and you have taught me an amazing trick for color correction in 10 seconds. Blown away.
*I've used this technique MANY times now on loads of different photos, and it only works about 50% of the time!*
*More often than not, it fucks everything up!*
Exactly my experience!
I've been a photographer and webmaster for over 20 years. I also have a voice & face for radio, lol! I have to say, this tutorial has been extremely helpful!
By far one of the most beneficial tutorials I have ever watched for skin tones and white balancing. Helped me out immensely. Thank you!
Dude! THANK YOU!!!! I tried other tuts and they weren't working, the first method you teached worked!!! Perfect for those of us using older versions of PS! Thank youuuuuuuuuu!
love the part about white balancing using grey and threshold... learnt something new...
That's really great! Glad you enjoyed it!
Only works if you are lucky enough to have gray in a photo
I do a lot of studio and natural light portraiture and often struggle with consistent skin tone. This video was a tremendous help. I revised some of my recent raw images out of my Nikon D800 and readjusted based on your ratios chart and it really improved them.
Not many of mine are of black skin but your results in the tutorial image looked beautiful. I always found black skin, even when appropriately underexposing is so unpredictable in getting a natural tone. Thank you very much for your excellent tips.
That's amazing! Glad you really like video. 👍
Fantastic tutorial! I picked up more useful tips in this than any other video I've watched :-)Thank you so much
I second Rok - this video is GOLD. advanced is a good title. I have moved my way up to an advanced beginner photoshop user and this is one powerful set of tools. that first way of 50% gray is awesome as are the skin adjustments. Thanks for the info.
have to say I love Lightroom but am getting into Photoshop more so with help from you. This tutorial on color correction & white balance has helped so much with the understanding of how to manipulate the image to proper levels using Photoshop. So thank you for making Photoshop understandable, not going to lie but I have been fairly overwhelmed with the extent of possibilities through tools and shortcuts and methods.
Love it. Thanks so much! 👍
This is the best tutorial I've ever seen. AMAZING!
Thank you, Sarah!
Too late for me to run my computer but tomorrow morning I am rocking in my Photoshop!!! Thaaanks!
The most useful and clever tut ever seen, this is gold, thank you
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for showing me the best ever ways that will definitely improves my colour correction level. I love Photoshop, but I am still learning it. This is one of the very best and comprehensive tutorials that I have ever watched on You Tube... Thank you so much Tutvid... Regards Darya Said
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video! 👌
Wow you completely changed my editing game....I would love to share with you my before (already edited photo) and after (on already edited photo but using your techniques).....IT COMPLETELY CHANGED THE PHOTO AND MADE IT A THOUSAND TIMES BETTER. omg omg omg.
Was baked while watching this and that "down down down" part tripped me tf out.
Thank you. I made an entire action based on each technique. Thank you so much. This is so helpful
Thank you! all 5 tips are more than "simple" tips! they're a handy tool!
Excellent. Extremely helpful. Second time this year you've completely blown my mind with something.
That's awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool stuff. I really enjoyed the tutorial... I much appreciate your time and effort that you put together to help others to learn from professionals like you. Cheers
Instant subscriber! Thanks for scharing your knowledge with us. Really appreciatie you going in depth on the subject so i can understand why i do what i do. In stead of copying your instructions
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!! I've been missing something in my AE grading. This tutorial gave it to me!
SOB!!! THE BEST TUTORIAL EVER! U SAVED ME FROM A CLIENT!
Great tut, exactly what i was looking for, thanks for posting
This is a great tutorial on setting white balance. Thank you !!
This was very well done and easy to follow. Nice job.
With the darker skin in number 3 you can set the blending mode to colour so that it doesn't affect the luminosity/exposure of the final image
Lol “your eye will convince you the original image looked better then the color correction” - it’s actually my eyes and my brain… lol
Thanks. Great tut! You made a tough subject easy.
You mentioned batch editing hundreds of images in one click. How would you achieve that, even if you had a tripod and the camera never moved? Record an action that pics that spot in the curves? Save a curves preset and make an action for that? I've done a lot of batch editing, and I'm very curious to learn something. Thanks!
Was wondering the same thing.
this was so much easier than other methods. thanks
Amazing. The advanced stuff I was looking for
This channel has solved many of my problems. Huge thanks!
Thanks! 🍻
Fantastic tutorial, do I have set the threshold to 20 if a substantial amount of black starts to appear before I hit 20?
Hey man, you do a really nice job with these tutorials. Very underrated if I do say so.
Thanks so much, Raxus!
Great tutorial! I would recommend slowing down just a bit for us new folks as your pace is a bit hard to follow. Thanks for the video!
I'll work on that. I know it's a big weak point of my presentation. Thanks for the comment, man! 🍻
@@tutvid You're presenting a lot of great, albeit technical, information. It's not exactly for novices. If you slowed down to wear people could follow along this video could easily go an hour or more. John, I watch a lot of tutorials on technical stuff (programming), graphics and even fish tanks. What I do is use the pause button a lot, lol! Watch a little bit, hit pause, try it, back up a little bit if need be, then go on from there.
This video is gold! Thank you for you time to refilm it!
That's great, Rok! Glad you enjoyed it 👍
Great tutorial, great subjects, great microphone, wobbly desk :D
This is a lifesaver! Thanks for another a very useful video.
thank you I just start watching your tutorial while I apply in photoshop and got great results.
Great to hear! Thanks for watching!
Just a handy tip.. I think you can place multiple points in all curve channels - on that point - with: SHIFT+CMD+Left click (MAC).. Thanks a lot for giving CMYK table, I'm using LAB but I never say no to new stuff :)
And sometimes it helps separating white balance adjustment layer with "color" blending mode and make one layer for "luminosity" only. Now I have to compare my workflow with this :) Thanks again.
Great tutorial! Covered every skin tone.
Thank you this video helped a lot. I would like to know if you have any video on noise reduction.
Very useful and appreciable.Thanks
Late to the show here, but this was perfect. I do NOT think you go too fast. Everyone else is just too damn slow!! Any tutorials on how to match the color from one photo to another (without using the cheat "match color" option)? I could swear there is a way to do it with channels...
Thank you so much, Andrea! I have a video I did on matching exact colors that might be helpful. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/eR-A9Y4qhFw/видео.html
Hi, just watched this. Tried your first method. Followed everything the way you showed exactly. On three out of five images, I got horrible results with impossible white balance. Is that because there is nothing middle gray on the image maybe? I don't know. Any idea?
Hi Heirloom, have you found an answer to your question? I'm just trying to figure out the same... Thank you so much in advance
I like it very much. Especially the method No. 3. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the tips! The one with the grey fill layer and threshold works best for me! :-)
really awesome tutorial !!
it is little a cold color blue could crate a splendid scene of goddess
This is Advanced Photoshop....
Advanced Level Skills
Wow this is the kind of tutorial I've been looking for!
You are the best out there! Keep up with the good work!
very smart way to color correction . thanks alot buddy
You are a God!... you are so right not much photographers talk about the race relevancy... I would be honored to sign up for your course... thank you so much for this!!!!
I have a question about the 50% grey thing. Wouldn't that match what is currently grey in the off-color image, and not matching something that was originally grey? So say my image had a yellow tone to it, wouldn't you have to add a bit of yellow into the 50% grey to try to match what was originally grey before any shifts?
I had the same thought. I think finding a neutral gray in an image is only useful when you know that that spot is a neutral gray in real life (which is why we use a gray card). Finding 50% gray in an off-color image doesn't seem reliable.
I found the same issue and to test it intentionally threw my image completely out of wack only to see that it kept the cast I threw at it.
I had the same thought...and tested out his technique which made my image look terrible and greenish....I could also plainly see that the supposed neutral gray point was definitely quite blue.
Slightly pseudo-scientific but still a great video because you introduced a bunch of really useful techniques so thank you! There's no perfect mid grey technique without a grey card. And a grey card is itself designed as a best case compromise because different materials absorb and reflect different frequencies of light differently and different sensors, image processors and raw converters all have inbuilt biases. That's why this is still more an art than a science because a scientific process that takes into account all the possible variables (to my knowledge) still does not exist. Some people suggest balancing for incident light at the time of taking the photo rather than reflected light off a grey card. This will isolate any cast in the actual light but it still doesn't address the frequency response of the materials or the bias from the electronics. Maybe its a little better than the card and I guess every little bit helps. For general photography the "disadvantage" of our brains auto-correcting white balance is also a boon because even if you get your white balance slightly off we know that the viewer's brain is going to autocorrect it. But if you're doing fashion or product photography and a dress is a say a specific shade of rose and you want to make sure your image shows that colour accurately, you have to start thinking about where and how the image will be seen (print? monitor? phone?) and you have to start thinking about LUTs and ICC profiles all along the workflow path.
I'm thankfull for you for my life time to learn such an important concept.....
You are just Amazing.....
Really appreciate the kind words! 👍
Your work is awesome ! Best teaching! Honest!Thump up!
This is very useful, thank you!
in 9:34 im doing the ctrl click in the spot but it does not show me the spot in the curve please help!!!
It's a great tutorial, but I can't get the CMYK settings to stay visible in the panel, when I select a new curves adjustment it vanishes. I know, I'm stupid but like many tutorials you either expect everyone to know this already, or you just decide to omit important pieces of the puzzle. Why is that? Does it take that much longer to explain the settings?
why dont i get the point in the curves when clicking in the ctrl in the center ?
Freak yeah. Thanks for the deep dive in curves. Love it. Learned a lot.
Haha, no worries, man! Thank you!
Hello! please tell me what type monitor you have. Thanks.
What an awesome video!! Thank you!!
when i place my eye dropper on the highlighted area of the person and press ctrl, it does not place a dot on my curve of where it needs to be. actually an black arrow apears when i press on ctrl. what am i doing wrong?
Great video easy to follow
Using a colorful checker after the shot can avoid that work with colors in pos-processing? tks...great video
hi, terrific video, it helped me a lot
the only problem i have is that my background (a beach) looks really flat though the skin looks right, how can i correct the background but not alter the skin of my character?
Mask Adjustment Layers to affect only the background.
Awesome tutorial, as usual. thanks, man
FANTASTICO!!!!! great tutorial, you are clear, and very didactic!!!
Thank you!
Great vid. But when I control c;ick the eyedropper tool it changed to the move tool. Why is that?
Too cool! This is a very helpful tip. Thanks for sharing.
Thus is amazing . However I cannot find the link to your tutorial. Can you please post the link so I can buy your tutorials?
tutvid.com/retouching-photos-photoshop/ Thanks! 🍻
when someone is speaking to you up close, do you look at one eye or both?... or do you go back and forwards? .. sometimes i get thrown off out of the conversation cause i'm more freaking focused on which eye i should be looking at LOL
exactly what i'm looking for. Thank you!
I love hearing this!
Love your videos! Thanks for this awesome tutorial
Question - what if a picture does not have a grey spot? Let's say I take a picture of the Swedish flag, which is just blue and yellow, and due to lighting condition there is a color cast on it. How do I find the grey spot?
Regarding the correction of white balance using 50% gray and threshold, I found it affects the contrast of the Image not only the color
awesome tutorial, just what I was looking for!
That's great to hear! Thanks, Robert!
Always love your tutorials!
Thank you!
Great tut. Thank you very much!
Really excellent tutorial. Really useful. Thanks a lot.
Thank you! 👌
I do not have this adjustment section. How do i get it? Can someone help me?
Fantastic tut. What size monitor are you using?
Struggling with this. The process N0. 1 is super easy to follow. However, I have a series of images taken in the studio with Godox strobes and a grey background with identical camera settings. if I take two images taken a few seconds apart and carry out the process on both images the final images are noticeably different. I would also note the my IMac screen is colour checked with spyder Pro so I am happy that there is not a monitor issue. In fact I have two Imac and have this issue on both. Any thoughts ?
Hi, I know it's been five years, but for me it's new...Did you find an answer to your question? I have the same problem and I can't find out why! Thank you so much in advance
Awsome video and great explaination. Very instructive, thank you very much
iamthismoment, Thank you so much! 🍻
Thank you dear Tutvid for the Skin Formula 👼💕 I will use it well and now to find the Grey PoinT is Easy !!! Merci 😁😊💃👼💕🐉💞🐾🐬
Thank you! 👌
tutvid and using your instuctions already and I did improved my postprocess thanks to you dear TuTViD !!! Thank you a Milion and One 💋💃🍸😏💕👼🐉
Love your intro transitions in this video. Do you have a tutorial on how to make this in premiere or after effects?
How can we save the white balance data after we’ve found the ideal wb to then reopen in lightroom to share across other photos? Seems to import back into lightroom with 0 data from photoshop. Thank you for your videos! 🙏🏼
Nice video. I just downloaded PS CC and while I was very familiar with setting my white and black points in my older version I go to try it in CC and the little adjustment arrows at the bottom of the Curves layer histogram aren't there so there isn't anything to drag like I would usually set the two points up. Help, please!
Awesome video ! thanks !
Made me smile, made me smarter. Awesome tutorial :)
Thanks for kind words!
Love your clip, very helpful!
I am trying to use your method correcting the skin tones - I am having trouble placing the point on the curves with the eyedropper tool I clicked command and/or control like you said and its not placing the point on the curve. Any help with that will be greatly appreciated Thnx!
i'm having the same issue, driving me crazy trying to sort it out.........any help out there?
Same issue. CS6
Me too... tutvid, what are we doing wrong here? Why can't I get that control point on the curve?
same here...CS6 windows. i didn't have any issue when I was using cs5 with mac
Same
Could you explain how the black percentage can be removed to zero? As curves only have RGB and not CMYK. I keep staying on 1 % for caucasian and with this trick I can't pull it down to zero.@tutvid
Incredible video... Thanks!!!!!
Cool video, very easy to understand even for a newbie like me. I want to learn some Photoshop(and other Adobe programas) to boost my CV a little and see if I really like all this image/video editing.
Thanks!
Great! Had to find the right spot, 1st attempt was not great second was looking good. Guess it will get better with experience :)