Editor’s Note: A special thanks to our partner Datacolor for helping us to bring more information about color calibration to you. Special Deals on Datacolor Spyder Elite A photographer walks into a bar… A couple of art directors are chatting over their beverages. The photographer, sitting nearby overhears their conversation. One
Editor’s Note: A special thanks to our partner Datacolor for helping us to bring more information about color calibration to you. Special Deals on Datacolor Spyder Elite A photographer walks into a bar… A couple of art directors are chatting over their beverages. The photographer, sitting nearby overhears their conversation. One
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If you shoot under mixed lighting or with the wrong white balance preset, you can get a nasty color cast or tint in your photo. Fortunately this is an easy fix in Photoshop which can analyze the image and fix it for you with minimal work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTNi9uHKH-0 Find out how
In the first Levels example you made a Levels adjustment to all the channels evenly. In the Auto-Levels example, you let Photoshop adjust the levels and remove color cast using an automated algorithm. The Levels command can be further isolated to a specific channel by clicking the drop-down list in
When working with the Levels adjustment layer, you may have noticed the Auto button. This command button triggers an analysis of the histogram data by Photoshop that is then used to modify the individual controls of the Levels adjustment. In many cases this results in an image that is properly
I want to share this really great way of removing a color cast from your images. This can be pretty tricky especially with portraits. You know, when your subject’s skin has that weird color cast you can’t seem to correct. It can turn into a pretty daunting process working with
As you work with HDR images, it’s often easy to pick up a visible color cast. In fact, just about any image can pick up unwanted color in the highlights or shadows that can be removed for a more polished image. The photo above is a seven bracket series was
