Quick Tip for Matching Colors in Photoshop tutorial

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In this tutorial, I’ll show you a great way to quickly match color grades between two images-a KEY skill required for almost any composite. I’ll first show how to use the Match Color command and then how to do it with curves and finally a tip on how to use the neutral eyedropper to match the tones of two images.
00:00 - Introduction
00:25 - Getting started
01:09 - Using Match Color
01:59 - Manual method - Curves Adjustment
05:05 - Trick Using neutral eye dropper for auto corrections
06:57 - Fine tuning the adjustment
08:58 - Using this method in compositing
09:50 - Conclusion
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[@anthonytodd9512]

I use Affinity Photo, and I have figured out how to follow this process in Affinity. And this has made a huge difference, thanks!!!

[@ericnijland]

Thnx Rikard, again very helpful!

[@rgarlinyc]

Very clever - thanks for this helpful 'quick trick'!

[@falsup09]

That was amazing!

[@WanderFeetChronicles]

Thanks Rikard, this was always one of my major problems, not any more thanks to you and your awesome videos! Thanks once again.

[@lidijadjeric6808]

works, keep up the good work man

[@nuclylearn]

Thanks, will do!

[@pososibibu80]

Thank you man✌️

[@zeedot01]

Thank you so much.

[@birdie399]

Very interesting and helpful. Thanks.

[@ahmedsuleiman1130]

Thanks greatly Rikard for these nonpareil tips, tricks, tuts and techniques on colour matching in Photoshop. Surely, this will always come handy in photo compositing for a photo manipulator.
I can't thank you enough as I have learned enormously from you over the years.
Thanks and God bless, my honcho.

[@nuclylearn]

Love to hear that. God bless my friend!

[@Pimpi1980g]

Great tip. I’ll definitely use it. Thank you

[@yitzhakamedi1689]

Great trick! Thank you for sharing!

[@hoangsontran4104]

thanks very much

[@emilykatemoon]

I loved that! I'll have to save this one!

[@computer__eyez]

Thank you Rikard.
A very powerful technique in one’s arsenal for photo manipulation.
Happy New Year!🎉

[@nuclylearn]

Happy New Years!

[@mwarth55]

another great tutorial. Thank you

[@rosslafleur8446]

This was really interesting. Thanks

[@waky123]

thanks man ... perfect tutorial

[@hamzaangel6412]

Thank you so much rikard

[@janbrand2075]

great tip, this a great way color match!!

[@nuclylearn]

It really is!

[@KentSteinhaug]

What about making an average blend of the image to the left, paste that over the image to the right in color blend mode?

[@soarcollection3802]

🔥🔥

[@ccmtb5256]

Awesome tips as always!

[@KGnzlz44]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you very much!

[@BubbleGendut]

There is also a selective colour adjustment method using check layers. Do you use this method? Or curves is your preference?

[@nuclylearn]

Curves is definitely my preference, although I do use selective color when targeting specific colors in an image.

[@bazwillrun]

Just duplicate the Match color final layer and reduce opacity of the top layer and it gets as good as identical result as the curves...far quicker...do an A-B with Match color and the curves version and theres no noticable difference...

[@erinpaytonphotography]

Thank you so much for this!!!!

[@ebubedavid2968]

Your favorite mentee from Nigeria

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