Matching Specific Colors Using The LAB Color Mode - Photoshop Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Photoshop CC tutorial showing how to match specific colors in Photoshop using the LAB color mode.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I never thought Id need to know this stuff but have landed in a position that requires me learn some new things!!! your way of explaining is perfect!!!
Thank you, Amy! I'm glad you found it useful!
Thank you sir! I love your color adjustment tutorial series! Literally the best ever! You are gold!
Jesus, correct me if I'm wrong but I would think working this in 16 bit would be optimum. That fact that you are pulling on those curves makes me feel like 16 bit will give you the smoothest transition in the gradients of the car. As always, great job. Your videos are always so practical.
Bret Linford yeah it would, especially in this color mode. And thank you!
Great vid... you've got a talent to teach. I hope others find this channel. It's a big help if you're trying to learn Photoshop.
Batt Mann Thank you!
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talent is not taught, yo.
Excellent tutorial. Thanks.
This was a terrific tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
the techniques you explain are always so effective and easy... thanks a lot, Jesus...missed your videos for a while
Yvan Kaos Thanks! I've been busy but I will try to post more often!
OMG, this tutorial has changed my life, thank you for sharing!
Yuffie You're welcome!
Thank you..I think I've found the next colour zone I've been looking for..great progress
Duncan Gibson You're welcome!
Finally a another great video, been awhile since i seen anything from you glad you are back. This will really help when compositing. Thanks
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I Love Photoshop artists!!! talented indeed. xxx
Marischa Becker thank you!
Awesome video!!
Thank you so much its great vid love it!
Probably the best tutorial I saw on LAB, albeit a bit slow
Thanks!
Great video! Thank you very much.
Rinaldo Branquinho You're welcome!
Merci ! I learn something ! Thanks !
+Jenny Lambert you're welcome!
Very imp.tip...thank u sir
Fantastic tutorial as always Jesus. Saludos!
In this video you are matching single color. Can you match multiple colors with two different colors in a single photo ?Like you can change tshirt color as well as the color of print/logo on it.
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing
+Paul Liem You're welcome!
Jesus, you are a true wizard - and sharing it. Thank you, again.
Tom111060 Thank you!
Excellent tutorial. Thanks.
Michael Nasso You're welcome!
Amazing video. So damn well exposed and explained.
Thank you!
I have a leather couch that is a dark color.. I need to change the color to a light tan and a white. Please help! As I have not been able to do it using the method you have shown above!
hmmmm nyc
very useful
Thank you, ganesh n!
great tut :)
is it possible to just do the bottom of the automobile green and make the top a cream color?
great one
Thank you, ganesh n!
unable to download tutorial files of this tutorial, though I am subscriber to your channel. It says to set google clint ID.
Great tutorial, thanks. Anyway, I have a question. When I working on LAB mode from the beggining and in the end I want to change it to RGB, window shows up: "Changing modes will discard an adjustment layer change mode anyway?". And if I click OK, adjustment layer with curves dissapears and car is red again, or I can click merge, it's green then, but I loose all layers. What should I do?
Try converting it to a Smart Object and see if it looks the same after you change the Color Profile.
it was amazing :)
i didn't know about that.
Now you do! :)
yeah :D
great video thanks for sharing so if you have done this and you want to change back to rgb do you just go to mode and change it that way thanks again
Brendan Reilly You're welcome! and yes, just go back to the RGB mode.
Will this work with a black car? I have tried other methods but they have not worked on black cars. Thanks.
MrZephyr97 Black isn't a color, it's luminosity, so any method for color changing won't work.
thanks
You're welcome!
Can we change any color into white
I have a rather unusual case where client asked me to match digital files they have to printed samples of same designs.
Samples printed on a special paper (its a wallpaper) and they have absolutely no color codes or any other references beside the printed samples.. :)
What would be best workflow here?
I imagine best way is ti find a way to measure the reference color on printed sample and get either LAB, RGB or CMYK values and then match the digital files. End result is gonna be printed with PSO uncoated profile and closes paper i got is GMG matte paper 140gr,
Any ideas on how to approach this are appreciated :)
thanks!
+Nurali Kushkov Interesting problem indeed. If I understood the problem correctly, you only have the printed examples, and you need to match the color. If that is the case, I would take a photo of the printed design, with a "gray card" or color balance cards, then in photoshop color correct the image based on the gray card, or color card, to get a good idea of what the color is.
Nurali Kushkov get a spectrometer..
get the lab values...use photoshop to match the values and charge your client an arm and a leg for what its worth
Why i can not change output numbers of curve as i click output option turns off. Why is that?
shanu khalifa I'm not sure, I haven't seen that issue before
Thanks for reply I fixed it. One thing i did notice that we can not change car colors in multiple background.
You're a hero : ) Downloaded and raped the replay button.
Why not create Luminosity masks in the channels.
My Space Because I've done that in other tutorials, and I wanted to show something new.
Mhh doesnt you lose some precision on the colors though? RGB has 255^3 colors while Photoshop’s LAB has 100*255*255 colors, some are getting lost no?
I only struggle with curves when editing images from Coco Chanel.