Weird "Color Profile" Trick to Instantly Make Colors Pop! - Photoshop Tutorial

I may be missing something, but why not edit in adobe rgb all the time....Great videos by the way, keep them coming...

You're the best! As usual! I noticed for several times how the color is better, but until now I need and answer because I dont want to duplicate all the files... Thank You!

thank you, my laptop screen colors are ADOBE RGB or something because every time I set a wallpaper the colors change and they look like Adobe RGB

Hello Unmesh, hope you will be able to read this. I have been editing photos recently on an HP Spectre Intel Core i7 machine with Nvidia RXT3050. The display on the laptop is magnificent even after processing the photos in sRGB but the moment I send them to my google drive and view the on my iPhone they look washed out. So wondering what the problem would be, please help. Anybody if possible.

Thanks for solving my problem ♥️

You are awesome! I spent over an hour with Photoshop support with no results. The rep asked me to call Canon printer support and the rep told me was a Photoshop issue.

this just made a chinese lunar new year man pop colorfully in the lucky colors of red and yellow with his dog

This is a trully demented idea. You kill off your gamut by switching it to sRGB first and then assign "wrong" colors of the AdobeRGB, then probably export again to sRGB for web... I am sure whatever you had left from the skin tones will not thank you for that.

Thank You!!

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Weird "Color Profile" Trick to Instantly Make Colors Pop! - Photoshop Tutorial

Thanks.

Please make video for colour settings sRGB and Adobe 1998 diffrence and changing colour profile fix problems etc

Sir please add hindi subtitels

LMAOOOOO
Just tried this with a few photos, and its stupid how many pictures get a lot better this way.

I love this technique and my photos are booming after all

You just gave me an idea involving ACES color and EBSynth...

Can't this be done more flexibly and complely with > Filters > Adobe Camera Raw ( Cmd + Shift + A) > Profile > Browse and pick a profile that works best from more than 20-30 that are available ?

I have watched a lot of your videos but this one is just not right. Not only the sRGB should look less saturated if its forced into Adobe RGB. You actually cannot just convert sRGB to Adobe RGB. Adobe RGB have wider color gammut, there is just no info for that. Its the same like taking 2000 image and resizing it to 4000 hoping for better quality (manually, not using AI). Just use color controls if you want more saturated look.