UNTOLD Secrets of the HSL Range in Photoshop

Incredible! Thanks a lot Blake! Very informative tutorial and tips as always! Good luck!

Great stuff! PS is sooo powerful! I also like your chair!

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Bear Lake, do you live in CO?

I am with Jen - your channel is answering the questions as I dive into very complex projects with no knowledge - just a go for it attitude. Thanks

Amazing video, you made this very easy to understand and incorporate in my workflow! Thank you!

I love this video. Thank you.

I just discovered your channel and I have to tell you how I appreciate and I am very grateful to you. You inspired me to get back to it before attempting AI.

Great video Blake! You are real master of colors and great teacher.

Great clip, very visual. Please speak a little slower

My brain just went pop, is this normal? 😂

Excellent, and very generous. Thank you very much !!!

Wonderful tutorial, thankyou brother🥰

This panel becomes far more useful once you switch to the Lab mode.

Thank you so much. It is really helpfull

I was always waiting to someone open the door unintentionally … so I prefer the old angle … 🤭

This is just sooooooo good. Thanks, Blake!

Thanks Blake, Great explanation. Love Bear Lake. I hope you went across the lake to the rocks and used them as a fg element to capture the mountains in the bg. Great sunrise location.

Thank you so much! This will probably solve the problem I am having with some colour adjustments.

Great video and excellent new ideas!! Thank you.

Thanks for the video! :)

Excellent video Blake! I was just an hour ago working with HSL, you cleared up a lot for me! Just in time ! :) You are always great to explain! Best wishes from distant Uruguay.

Now it's time to go and experiment. Thank you once again, Blake.

For the banding, it would be great to add a switch reducing the high colors...
It would be nice Adobe update these strong tool.
(Excuse for my english I'm french) :)

Wonderful tutorial, Blake! Thank you.

Thank you. I never understood that slider. The tip about removing all saturation to see where it applies is so helpful.

Useful info. Thank you

This is very useful even if you are using a different application with similar HSL ajustment.

First off, better camera angle! Great, clearly presented and demonstrated method but the best bit? Go away and do it on your own images until you know you've really grasped it. 👍🏻

Is the very nice color wheel you show available for download?

The benefit of the new camera angle is there is less purple behind you. On the flip side, the space looks cramped with the right wall and desk surface so close to you. Maybe you could go back to the old angle but ditch the purple lighting?

Great tips Blake, thank you sir! For the record, I like the camera angle.

Thank you, Blake. This really is a top tip. ✍👍

Even iam not english i understand a lot thks so much

Well done.

I’ve often struggled with colors that my print preview tells me are out of gamut for my printer and paper. I went so far as to read Adobe’s explanation of the HSL adjustment layer. Didn’t really get the concept until I watched this video. For that, thank you for a cogent explanation. Now, if I can only find a strategy for dealing with those out of gamut colors….

Thanks for sharing!! a while ago, I created some actions to generate Colour channel masks. I used them to help me see what is getting affected by the colour changes and fine tune the colour effects that I want!

Excellent! I can use this info today!

And hopefully someday Adobe finally updates this tool so that we can see which colors in the dropdown have been changed. That this tool hasn't been touched in decades is beyond sad.

Fantastic video Blake, the combination of the range slider and masking will be super helpful. Thanks for sharing these tips!😀

Thanks for this one: this has always been a mystery to me!

As always, nicely presented. Great camera angle, easier to promote images behind you.