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How to Make Colors Pop with Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2016
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In this episode, I show you how to make colors pop using Photoshop.
I show you how to select areas and make local adjustments to colors and contrast to make the colors pop and make a more impactful image.
If you want to make your photo dramatic, this tutorial can help you!
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I must admit, I knew lots of different colour correction techniques, especially for skin tones, but Yours seems to be so intuitive, yet effective, that I already gave it a shot editing headshot today, at it works !
Some of your techniques were new ideas for me. You also get brownie points for being the only person I've seen/known to be able to get decent selections from select and mask. :)
Select and mask is dogshit if we're being honest. But there is a trick: Make a quick selection, then go to select->select and mask while holding the shift key on your keyboad. This brings back the old refine edge. Unfortunately there seems to be no direct keyboard shortcut for this
There are many ways to "kill" a cat :D i have also techniques that saves time for me.
Here's a great photo editing tutorial that you can check out: HootPhoto.info
Just stumbled onto these videos, it makes everything so much easier when you can show keystrokes; thank you for making such comprehensive videos
Very good tutorial Kelvin. I like your teaching style, and I appreciate having the image to work on and follow along with what you are sharing. I also appreciate the workflow you employ. A lot of people can do Photoshop work, but not everyone can teach, you definitely can. Keep up the good work.
THIS TUTORIAL REALLY WORKS I AM FROM PHILIPPINES! THIS MAN DESERVES A SUBSCRIPTION!
Man, you don't know how grateful I am right now! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
This tutorial covers almost all important techniques for beauty. Thank you very much!!!
Hi
I don't know how many beginners you have among your "students", but I'm one of those, and I'm not speaking fluently English. That means for me:
- videos are most of the time useless because I have to watch them something like 50,100x to understand all the details, especially when the specialist speaks 10x too fast for me
- I love Photoshop, sincerely, but I'm very, very, very far as fluent as you are with all the shortcuts, which means that I'm loosing the majority of them
Anyway, I am very happy to learn new technics, to increase my knowledge of this fantastic tool, and I would like to thank you to take the time for all this 😊
thanks for the feedback!
this is gonna take my photography to a whole new level
After watching so many tutorials, this one is by far the best!
Wow I find so far you are one of few English-speaking channels which deliver really good output over the most important specs in photoshop !!!
Thanks !!
really nice and liked a lot the strategy and the organisation of the layers! Thanks!
*_Question_*: Does anyone else think that photos/edits are way too bright and saturated nowadays, tending towards the unnatural?
depends on the forum... social media like insta, etc... seems to be pushing hyper-exaggerated tones and dramatic/ unrealistic edits. But that's certainly no standard for fine art or true artistic photography
Thanks for the input, Peter. I realized later on that I'm asking this question on a video where people are looking to make their photos pop. :D lol. Then again, I also came to look at this video, and my tendency is more toward realism. I do love the look of quite a few images that are saturated past the point of realism, but I guess I'm okay with making the image aesthetically pleasing even if it doesn't reflect reality. Maybe I have been influenced a little by what is popular now. :)
In this tutorial Imho he popped too much color from that girl.. Even in realistic art photo when lighting is not optimal and if you don't have 5k$ equipment, the colors seems even duller than they are in reality, so you need a bit of tweaking.
With $5K equipment, sometimes you can set Flat profiles. That's a nightmare for me. Lol. Too many options! ;P A Macbeth chart or grey card helps in this situation. And, yeah, it's all subjective anyhow. But I agree it's over-popped for my taste. I think when I get home, I'll fade a 50/50 mix of this and the original to see if I like that version better. :)
Maybe you are right.But at the end,I am sure he gave an idea what you can do,so you can decrease the opacity.It is matter of taste.
Thx Kelvin, again an excellent tutorial with great Pstechniques and the downloadable file.
Awesome tutorial. I actually watched this once and did it in about 10 minutes to a picture of my son. I've been using PS for years (not a pro though) and never used this technique. This opens up a lot of ideas! Thank you.
Such simple steps for such a dramatic change! That was great. Thank you!!
0:29 Awww, the red head is CUTE!
Great tutorial! Thanks!
woah this all happened so fast. def need to watch over. not complaining. the pace tells me i need to work on it more.
Finally someone who prefers magic wand over color range! Instantly subscribed
Helpful for all. Not only beginner but also advance level. Thanks for share.
I learned a lot and it is a very interesting tutorial. The only critic point is the fact, that not everyone uses Macs. To "translate" the key actions into windows shortkeys is very troublesome. It would be very nice if both "languages" were shown.
Fantastic!!! Thank you. Can't wait to try this.
Loved the step by step of how you do your own designs. Feeling inspired.
The technique used to put a selection into groups and then being to come back and edit is cool. Definitely worth a try.
AMAZING video and results!
Thank you for your video. Yes, the colors are definitely popping in the after photo! It's so much work though. I'm new to PS and Lightroom, so these tutorials are great for me!
Thanks for another awesome post.
Great tuts. From this I learn the importance of procedure. Smooth and comfortable!
What a video bro! Can't thank you enough! Thank you so much you made life so much easier!
Nice to see another Kelvin that designs
Everything works flawlessly
What a great tut out of all the tuts on youtube. A huge thanks.
This video really helped me. Thank you very much!
Intense! but I learned a lot about making a photo POP ! Bravo
Man, the comments here are hilarious. I'm new to this stuff, and I'm realizing there are always several ways to do one thing. So thank you for giving a really comprehensive tutorial on this particular route. I will definitely be using it.
wow. So glad I found this one!! Thanks!
you are amazing! so grateful for you to share.
It's cool and all, but man why go through all that trouble and wasted time? I can get the same or better results in Lightroom in less than a minute. There are times to bring a photo into Photoshop, but not for trivial/typical reasons like these. It would take forever to edit a photo shoot like this. And if someone showed up to a photo shoot and said, "Yeah I wore this shirt, but I don't really like it, can you just change it in Photoshop?" I'd probably turn around and leave, lol.
I'd really like to see your version in less than a minute in LR, using no presets and of the same quality. Sure his method may take a bit longer but each feature is isolated so its easier after to change.
+Nic n Using just one tool, the adjustment brush tool, I can do virtually everything he's doing here, which is mostly contrast, saturation and exposure. You can isolate the same way and change it anytime later. If you couldn't do these common tasks in Lightroom, what would be the point of Lightroom? There's a reason for it's existence. Adobe created Lightroom for photograhers and you can use it to accomplish 99% of what you need, and in a better/faster way. Here is my edit of this photo using only Lightroom to make it look close to his vision: c1.staticflickr.com/1/583/31809273685_7c83793fe8_o.jpg
Here is how I would edit it myself using Lightroom: c1.staticflickr.com/1/496/31662401252_0e87afffc1_o.jpg
Copying his edits took a little over 2 minutes. Editing my version took 1 minute 15 seconds. And this was just using a crappy jpeg. You could make it look even better using the raw file.
Now, having said all this, I do use Photoshop for some things, but it is rare and usually only when an image needs major "surgery" etc. But for normal photo shoots, using his method/Photoshop is just too slow and cumbersome - which is the exact reason Adobe created Lightroom for photographers. Can you imagine editing 50 or 100 photos like this?
adamaj finish him!
yeah i was also thinking same.
I was thinking the same.
Kelvin, this was an awesome tutorial. I will definitely be working this into my work flow. Thank you for such clear and step by step instruction.
This is such an awesome Photoshop tutorial for beginners. Thank you.
Amazing tutorial, Kelvin. Best one I've seen in a long time. Thank you.
Damn! Worked like a charm! Thank you soooo much!
Great Tutorial. Thanks!
BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
This is SO great! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. It's a good way to editing photos
Love the after look
Thank you so much for this tutorial, so far I have only done the hair and skin tone and my image looks a lot better already, the rest I'll do in the morning but as a total beginner with photoshop I really like how easy you make it.
Fabulous process and results. Thanks!
Thank you so much for posting this. I learnt a whole new way of working. Great video thanx Kelvin.
AWESOME technique and video! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
i really like your layer organization.
Very interesing tutorial! I always used correction layers, but didn't pack them to folders. Great!
Thanks for the video Kevin! This was awesome!
Thanks man!! You've earned my respect
So informative, thanks a lot!
this was a great tutorial. really enjoyed it. i learned a lot of little tricks with photoshop
I subscribed! This is good - clear instructions makes it easy to follow. Looking forward to go through your other content.
Great techniques, thanks.
Very helpful and educational video, thank you
I really like your use of grouping. thanks for the tips and tutorial.
Great tutorial! Thanks for explaining !
Great tutorial!
MINDBLOWING Mastery! Thank you Kelvin for sharing your world-class skills! I subscribed.
You're a lifesaver... Thank you so much
Welcome to the world of mad photoshop :). And these photos are increasingly winning competitions :). Profession the photographer died. Long live the man Photoshop user. ))
Nice edit. I really like the final result. Well done.
4 screens. Photoshop. 2016. 8 bit, 72 dpi. jpg... Bold. I love it!
great tutorial. i use photoshop everyday, but still didnt know many of these tecniques.
What a great tutorial! Thank you!
Wow! That's quite a difference. I will be using this video as a guide as I get more acquainted with PS. Thank you.
AWESOME JOB!!
Thank you for the awesome tutorial.
Fantastic tutorial thanks
Love this workflow,Thank you !!
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Amazing tutorial!! Thanks for sharing
This is amazing, the best PS tutorial I've seen in a while..
Hey Kelvin, this is such a crazy coincidence but that girl you are photo shopping is actually me... I love what you've done with it ahaha, seriously love your work ☺️
You are lovely, do you have other photos?
This was one of the best photoshop tutorials ive come across. Thanks man. :]
Great tutorial! I love the rich and bold look! :)
Helped me so much, thankyou
Awesome tutorial
thank you brilliant work by watching I learnt all about grouping that makes a difference
wow, awesome video , great work
Excelente tutorial!
This is good coloring photo work, great stuff thank you!
FINALLY I FOUND A WELL EXPLAINED TUTORIAL - MANY MANY THANKS :D
this was really good!! I loved it! thanks!
such a great tutorial! I think your settings are a bit customized and youre using a Mac but after rewatching a few times my photos are really beginning to pop! Thanks Kelvin.
Great job! thank you 😊
I usually use LR for color corrections but having layer masks seems great for adjusting singular portions like with the eyes.
wooow such a great video!!! loved it
A great tutorial! Thank you a lot. You, sir, are doing great work!
very well done. thank you.
Gotta admit. I like & prefer Photoshop. I've tried Lightroom, Paintshop, even Optics Pro 8. And I actualy find others very complex and confusing. I guess people are comfortable with their first software brand. And I can do things on Photoshop, that most photographers are stunned by. My only complaint...Adobe and DxO, need to have disc options, for their software, and not on-line only downloading. Not everyone has the internet. But everyone does have a camera.
Oh. One more thing....The photo editor on Google+, is well worth it. Simple to use with great results.
Your video is very helpful.. thank you so much
This looks photoshopped
I've seen some shops in my time and this is definitely photoshopped.
Fuckin Captain Obvious ova here
I read this and couldn't help but laugh, that was really funny.
Everything works perfectly