Finding & Fixing Tint and Temp Casts | 4 Sliders to Correct Color Balance in any Photograph
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2021
- I've seen image after image recently with color balance issues so I wanted to just address this today in a quick video demonstrating a super-easy way to find, fix and correct color balance in Photoshop, Lightroom or any other editing program. The prerequisite for this working is that you know what the colours SHOULD be. If you know what should be there, you can remove the colours that shouldn't be!
Using 4 sliders together, we can correct imbalance issues and fine-tune at the end to get the perfect output to start your editing on. when editing photographs, correcting white balance should be done right at the very start, not right at the very end. Remember that!
There is a blog on this topic that outlines the steps one by one if you prefer to learn that way:
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I. Am. Literally. Mind. Blown. What a short and super sweet/helpful video!! Can't wait to try this out!! Thank u so much! I have a black dog and excited to see how this method works on him!
Wahoo - good luck!
Skin tones are something I REALLY struggle with. What a great tip. I have never thought about the upping the vibrance and trying it out that way. Thanks again for another very educational video!
Glad it was helpful!
Can't believe I never thought about that, hyper-saturating to target the right colors makes a ton of sense, thanks :>
Oh, this is going to be so helpful! I've never heard anyone suggest that we increase our vibrance and saturation so that we can check our white balance and see what's going on in the blacks, grays, and browns. This is way cool!
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Such a simple trick! But how affective was that! Never knew! Every day's a school day. Love these edding tips!
Every day is indeed a school day 😀 Thank you 🙏
Wow, this tip was so simple but absolutely worth spending 9:30mins of my life for, I never thought that i can fix WB that accurately and easily, Thankyou very very much for sharing your valuable knowledge🤍
Glad you found this useful and that the 10 minutes you invested in this proves its worth going forwards 🤓
I have no doubt about it, this video will change My editing Life. 😎. Thank’s. ❣️
You’re welcome 😊
You just blew my mind! After 8 years of photography and watching probably thousands of videos, including plenty of paid courses, this is the first time I've come across this little trick. White balance is my nemesis!! I went straight to Lightroom to try it on a bunch of new and old photos, and WOW. It worked amazingly on most, but I did have trouble with a few. I'd love to see you demonstrate some more examples using skin tones specifically.
I'm glad you found this useful ☺
Why didn't I know about the +100 trick before! It made it so much easier and faster for me to get it right now, thank you so much (:
Glad it helped!
Thanks! Never would have thought to use vibrance that way
Thank you so much for that feedback 🙏
Thank you Jess, this helps so much.
Glad to hear it 🙂
Great video, thanks for sharing your skills!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Game changer! Cannot wait to get home and try this out. Thank YOU!!!
Great to hear that Polly!
Brilliant video! This is something I was trying to improve on this morning and along comes this video perfectly explaining it. I mostly do wildlife photography but after getting nagged by friends and family to photograph their dogs, cats, and horses I found this channel a couple months ago, and it's made my work twice as good as it was before. Your videos are so clearly explained it's been incredibly helpful, really I can't thank you enough.
Ah thank you so much Harry - welcome to the gang and I am glad our videos are helping!
Jess you’re awesome! All your videos are very helpful 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏 and for your continued support 🥰
This is Gold. Thank you Jess, you're a legend
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wow, excellent! thank you very much for the video!
Glad it helped!
Omg these videos are crazy valuable 🤯🤯🤯
This is very helpful. Thank you!!!
You're welcome!
Thanks for making this video. It was very enlightening :-)
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent tutorial! I've been using LR and PS CC for years, and this was really an eye opener. Thank you for sharing 🙂
You're so welcome, thank you so much for that kind feedback 🙏
Wow awesome video, this was so helpful, thank you thank you thank you 📷💛🙏
So glad!
Great video! Clear concise instructions! Thanks
Thank you, glad you found it useful 🤓
Setting the WB WITHOUT a neutral colour reference - who new? I did a shoot at the weekend and was having a hard time deciding on an acceptable white balance, this technique was extremely helpful - thank you!
great to hear you've tried and tested it 👌 thank you so much for the feedback
The thing is that I'm not really dog/animal photoshooter but I do appreciate your knowledge and skills. Once again you surprised me with the trick I haven't seen before. Thank you for that. You are a 🌟
Awesome! Thank you!
amazing the reference to color genetic
This is fantastic!! Thank you for posting this!
Thank you so much 🙏
Thanks a lot. This Video has been very helpful to me. Thank you
Glad to hear that 🙂
When you think you know everything and then watch your videos… 🙈 it’s amazing how much useful knowledge you share! Love it! So simple but great though
Happy to help - I hope you find them useful!
Super helpful thank you ☺️
Glad it was helpful!
Damn… taught me something new. Definitely subscribed.
😊 Thanks
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
That was great!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 🥳
O wow I didn’t know this😍
Now you do!
thanks for this quick tip :) really need to check my whitebalance more often 😅 I tend to just do it by feel
Practise practise 💜
Thank you SO MUCH!! White balance is something I have struggled to fix in post. This just saved me from pulling my hair out.
Glad it helped!
Amazing. Super heplful! Thank you for this!
Thank you ☺
I usually spend A LOT of time getting the correct white balance. Your way is so much more efficient, will definitely start doing this. Great video :)
Glad to help!
my jaw has dropped.... and so has the penny :-) what an incredibly useful video
Glad you found this video useful, great feedback 😊
amazing tips, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you this is brilliant 🙂
Great news!
This has been a game changer for me! Thank you, now I can see the colour cast and tones that were just off.
Glad I could help!
Ohhhhhhh this is brilliant. It’s exactly what I needed and such a fast way of doing. Win win!! Thank you for sharing such valuable content. Ps your new horse is gorgeous. XX
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant! Thank you!
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I love this!!
Very useful video ... super simple to use and making such an improvement... thanks a lot for that ...
Thank you so much for that great feedback 🙏
Great info thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This is SO helpful! I'm sure this will help me with getting the image colors right BEFORE adding othet effects. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Super helpful thank you
You're welcome!
Love it. What an awesome tutorial.
Thanks so much!
This is sooooo helpful Jess! Thank you!!
Anytime - glad it was helpful!
One time again it's incredebly intersting, thanks a lot.
My pleasure!
Thanks Jess! Can't wait to give it a go.
Wahoo!
Thank you very much. I just learned something really handy.
Great to hear!
Great work! Thank you
Thank you for your kind words 🙏
Ooh yes! something I really struggle with, this is so useful, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
This is such a neat little hack! I can’t wait to use this on my next session!
Whoop whoop!
Love❤. Thank you!
You're very welcome. Glad it was helpful 😀
Like magic and bamb. ❤️ it.
Nailing it! 👌 🥰
Thanks a lot for your super useful tip!
You're so welcome, thank you 🙏
Well that's just solved one of my biggest problems 😂 thanks for that Jess 🥰
A problem shared is a problem halved 🥰
Thank you for your information. It’s help me how to choose color🙏🏻
That's great to hear, thank you so much for taking the time to give us feedback 😊
Fantastic!
Thank you so much 🙏
Oh my this is awesome! I was struggling with some colour balance issues.
I hope this video has helped!
Great video! Thank you so much
Thank you so much for the great feedback 🙏 Hope it helps 😊
Really great tips. I have always watched editing videos for help and have struggled to understand what I doing. This is a big help especially when I do not use LR or PS like all professionals on RUclips.
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful thanks a million
No problem, glad you found it helpful 🙏
awesome Thanks!
Our pleasure!
Very cool, 🙏
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AWESOME thank you
No problem 🥳
Thank you so much for this video. I was struggling with colour balance, I never liked it really, I always felt that something's wrong with my photos, and now I know what it is and how to fix it!
Wahoo! Fab news!
Thank you for this! I’m just learning all of this and photography and only have Lightroom mobile, however there’s still things I learned from this video. I’m always struggling with colors that are off, I can see it, but don’t know how to fix it, it drives me crazy! Your videos have already helped me so much! Your knowledge and experience are incredible, thank you so much for sharing your incredible talent with the rest of us! I’m starting later in life, I don’t want to waste any time, I want to learn as much as I possibly can in a straightforward way.
Thank you!!!!
Lisa, that's such great feedback, thank you so much for your kind words🙏 Really excited for you starting out, hope you continue to find the content we put out there super helpful 🥰
Wished I had spotted this sooner. I have a chocolate Labrador and use mostly Lightroom, I’ve been struggling with getting her colour balance right. Just re-edited my photos of her using your tips, what a difference it’s made. Great video and thank you for taking the time to put all these videos together.
That's amazing feedback, thank you so much for your kind words 🙏
Thank you :)
You're welcome 😊
You are such a great teacher! I have never seen this approach to white balance and it makes so much sense. I cant wait to try 👍🏻😁
You can do it! 💪🏼
thank you :)
No worries
THANK YOU for this video, I am ”suffering” from colorblindness (I have a bit difficult seeing difference between red and green and also between blue and purple). I just got into photography and I’ve noticed that white balance has been the one thing a I’ve found difficult to get right.
This will definitely help me as the ”wrong” colors will show even clearer. Thank you Jess!
You're very welcome. I'm glad this video was useful for you 😀
Very very nice 👍
Thank you 🙏
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Thank you. Very helpful. Are there any changes to this using local adjustments now that we have masking for subjects, objectives, etc?
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YOU MADE MY DAY.
THANK YOU.
YES, I'M SCREAMING 😂
WAHOO!
GLAD IT HELPED!
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Very interesting and effective technique, indeed. Thank you very much. I do have a question though: what if I took my shot during the blue hour and I have to keep this atmosphere in my final edit? Should I leave a slight blue cast on the dog's coat?
Yes! This is where knowing what colours should be there is important ☺️
Very good video, I struggle with this. Just one suggestion, can u remember to toggle the before and after at the end of each image thank you 🙏🏻
Ok, no problem!
Would you know how to calibrate screens for editing?
What if you have multiple subjects with different color casts please?
Use masks and do it in Photoshop 👌🏼
Thank you for sharing your great tips with us! But what if there are blueish reflections of the sky on dark hair? Isn't it just natural? Or do we want to get rid of those reflections just because they don't look good? I've just probably answered my own question... :)
Thank you so much for the great feedback 🙏 Everything with photography is usually a case by case basis, but most of the time I balance to the light hitting the top of the subject to neutralise that 😊
Amazing tips, thank you! But why do all photographers hate on true to life green? 😂
It’s often the brightest and most saturated area of an image, so it fights constantly with the intended subject. That’s probably why 😊
Look at you girlfriend, you taught an old dog a new trick today...
😂 then mission accomplished! 🥳
Not too sure about this one. Using this method you can also take away the gold from golden hour, the blue from blue hour and the weird green glow from under a storm cloud. Some colour casts are meant to be there, and white isn't always meant to look white, otherwise you might as well just hit the autobland button. Or perhaps I'm misunderstanding the intent. Other than that, good method if you don't know where your white balance is at.
Exactly , This is where knowing what colours should be there on the subject is important ☺️
Brilliant
Thank you 🙏🏼