How to copy the COLOR GRADE of ANY Image
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Learn how to match the color grade from any image to one of your own!
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The heart of color grading comes down to understanding how light and color work in the highlight, midtone and shadow areas of a photograph. In this video I'll use Adobe Photoshop to illustrate the concept and how it works. Of course this same idea can be applied to any software application that you are using for photography (Lightroom, Luminare, DX0, Capture One etc).
• Understand how to sample colors and see toning in both shadow and highlight detail
• find the midtones
• match a color grade using a color balance adjustment layer
• match a color grade using a curves adjustment layer
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... YES
That would be so awesome :)
This is definitely one of the most helpful videos about color grading I’ve seen!
Agreed. Big time
What I like the most is that you choose such nice photos for your demonstration. That's what other presenters just miss on a regular basis.
I’m a professional automotive Retoucher and that was so helpful. Thanks Ted.
Excellent video! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Videos like this really make a difference.
This the BTS of breaking bad we all wanted. Hank’s side hustle off the clock. Providing the people w/ grade A digital content. You da man hank
Btw, for those who are wondering who the photographer is for the image that Ted is using in this video, his name is Saul Leiter.
Didn't see his name in the VD, so here you go! Look up his work, he's really good!
Don't forget that you have to soften the image a bit digital is very razor sharp also adding film grain emulsion and texture really sends it into that vintage look. Because those old images were far from perfect images that's what makes them so appealing.
Finally, an actually useful tutorial about color grading! That's gold. Thank you.
Your explanations are in-depth and easy to understand, thank you!
THE BEST COLOR GRADING VIDEO EVEEEEERRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!
Sometimes people complain when Ted makes a video about gear. But when we look at the numbers few people really watch those videos about art (which I consider this one to be). That`s why I don't care when he does videos about gear because from time to time a precious gem like this one is made.
Great video Ted, very inspiring. Please make videos about printing processes.
A designer for almost 9 years and I've learned something new here. I see a world of possibilities opening up with these techniques. Thanks Ted!
Thank you so much, learned a lot. I would love it if you could do some more of these. I think your channel is one of the more informative, with some of the highest quality photography content on RUclips. Take care!
It’s gotta be said: You are an amazing teacher. Not everyone can take seemingly difficult topics and present them simply and clearly. Thank you!
You have been making fantastic videos for many years but for me this one is beyond amazing. Ted you are a master teacher
Absolutely fantastic! I‘ve been looking for a technique like this for ages! Thanks!
Wow Ted, once again I learned something from you. Thank you so much for sharing this. You are definately the most competent Tutor out there when it comes to photography.
Thanks for continuing to add educational content and sharing your knowledge.
Wow this is very interesting and a great way to work on looks that you'd like to try and achieve. Thanks for this!!
Thank you! The way you talk about things not only helps with color grading but helps me understand Photoshop as a program!
Such an informative video. Thanks so much for creating and sharing with us!
I am just so so so happy I found you and your page! You have helped me so much! Thank you for your knowledge!
Super duper tutorial. Love learning new processes in PS. Thanks again, Ted.
That was a great video! I also tried using the swatches created that way to make a color gradient as well, worked pretty well!
Brilliant video. This is so helpful. Love the channel(and your podcast with Jared) thank you for sharing
As always, an informative video. This is probably the best. clearest color grading video I have seen. Thank you for all the content you produce.
Fantastic video Ted one of the best on colour grading easy to understand well done
And yes more of these
Hey thanks Ted. I forgot I knew how to do this.You're the best lol
Wow man, that was good. Thank you Ted 🙏❤️
brilliant and so well explained! thank you! Can't wait to try this!
This was EXTREMELY useful. Thank you for sharing!
OMG Incredible! Thank you for this awesome tip. I always learn something valuable on this channel. ☺
I’ve been looking for a tutorial on this for a long time. Thank you!
Ted! you have no idea how helpful this was for me!
It really transformed the way that I color grade my film scans!!
Really really thank you!
Really helpful and just the right pace and level of detail. Thx!
Love this tutorial! Gonna try it soon. thx Ted!
Awesome tutorial. Easy Peasy !
that is really informative. thanks man, great work.
Great video! Took me awhile to re-create and follow the second method but it worked. Thanks for this and make more please. I'm always trying to learn more about using Photoshop with my photography.
This really helped a lot in a recent project. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for teaching us how to work with color grading. It is very helpful!
I've learned so much from these videos, thanks for sharing Ted :)
Very interesting ideas clearly a lot more to colour grading than meets the eye!
Very helpful Ted!
Thank you! I'm learning a lot with these videos
what a great video, put it into a very simple easy to understand language. thank you again sir!
Fantastic! Thanks, Ted.
Oh wow! I was shown a very dawn out process on copying color grading. Both these methods are amazing and much quicker. You sir have gained a new subscriber.
Thanks a lot Ted for the great tutorial!
Great tutorial Ted! Thank you.
Wonderful information, here! It even works in my too old version of Photoshop (CS3 [I bought it years ago]). Thanks Ted!
This was the coolest, most unique video on color grading I have ever seen! Thanks buddy!!!
very useful! thanks a lot!👍🏻
Very well explained Ted!
Excellent. Thanks for sharing these methods.
You are awesome. Such a great resource.
Brilliant--quick and easy
Thank you. Thank You very much. This is so helpful. And your maner of teaching is cool.
DANG. this is seriously USEFUL. 🙏🙏🙏
Oh wow great to see how to add on those color cast for a "vintage" feel! The language you used on the second method reminded me of guy I knew that worked in color separation department, to him everything was + or - yellow, magenta, cyan etc...By the way I like how you switched your light source in this video!
That's brilliant Ted, thank you.
Wow, this was extremely helpful! Thanks Ted!
Excellent tutorial, thank you.
Very helpful! thanks Ted! Question though... how would you save the configuration as a preset and apply it to future images?
I guess I’m supposed to watch this video. It just started playing spontaneously on my iPad in the background. I was on this iPad watching RUclips about an hour ago, and it’s just been sitting there, off, since then. Suddenly I hear your voice. Like… whaaa??? OK, how did you do that, because this is a GREAT promotional tool!!! 😂😂😂
Wow.... Best color grading video on the platform
Very helpful thank you!
nicely done. thank you
Very helpful video Ted. Thanks!
Great tutorial! Thanks.
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing this with us .
Great video. Very helpful. Thanks a lot.
This was great ! thank you.
Yes. More like this. 👍 Very helpful.
Thanks for the video..... Super helpful
Thanks for this tutorial. It was very useful.
NEXT LEVEL!
Ted you a real G!
Ah how I love seeing TAoP posted a vid
Awesome thanks for the tips 🙏
Cool! Thanks for this video!
super helpful ! thanks ! :D
wow... thank u !
Excellent video, Thank you
Quality content!! Great video
Thanks. Very interesting.
Great video. Thanks a ton.
Perfect video, i am going to check the presets!
Searched for many videos for finding the thing i doubted
Perfect color grading video if we have to make a uniform and consistent instagram feed
Nice video 😄👍👌
Amazing!!
Excellent! More, please.
Thank you very much Ted, great tutorial. But I can't see how I can match these techniques in Capture One Pro. Especially the second one with the color patches.
A very useful video thank you for sharing 😊
Boommm! Just the sound of my head while seeing this video
That is totally awesome! Thank you, Sir! :D
Txs! You are a genius 🙂
I'm color blind partially and this mathematical technique helps me a lot, hope you can create more videos like these
amazing video
I am definitely going in need for another like these videos. I am taking pictures but still do not know where I can go with them.