Powerful Color Correction Photoshop Tutorial

wonderful tutorial, who knew that assigning the correct black, white and gray points would provide such harmony of color?? I tried both methods. The second method more accurately colored the image, however, my eye liked the look using he first method better. Also, the first method is a bit more straightforward. Great tutorial, thank you. Subscribed.

This is by far the best tutorial I have seen on color correction. Trying this out now!

great explanation thanks alot

Simple but great method

You’re the PS Czar! Thanks!

Great, informative video!!

hey8 thank you for this tutorial, but for the last Ps, I don't see the window for the 50%, can you help me? Thank you8

love your video no bullshit.

This is great what I was looking for!!! Thank you so much :)

Midpoint estabilished like this will have threshold from 50% grey to the right side, if you want to control over both sides: Treshold image from right, copy base image, create layer folder, duplicate base image here, invert AL, treshold above folder - create clipping mask, put this whole construct inside new layer folder - blend type of folder Substract.

I'm relearning photoshop with you Jimmy! Thanks so much for this many pro tips you are giving us that allow to enhance our work to the next level. I'll will be buying Raya Pro soon enough just to thank you. I think it's a great tool but I'm more of a step by step guy, nevertheless you deserve to be thanked. Cheers!

Charlie's Garden at Seaton Sluice!

You have a very clear, no nonsense style of teaching, love it.

This is a great technique, I just read it some year ago and I cound't find it again until now. Is very usefull, thanks!!!

Very useful advice, thank you for that Jimmy.

Same as the other comments - would love to see how you edited the rest of the photo!

Man you are a monster!! Your tutorials are simply amazing! Cristal clear and really hit the points. Thank you!

Love the intro music

Ultimate colour correction method

Hey. Isn't the camera's and LR's auto modes supposed to do something similar? Thanks.

Hi jimmy this tutorial is very good but please tell me how you add the different sky picture in the finel images ?

Wow. Just wow. You just earned yourself another loyal subscriber!

Thanks, I will use this technique when color correcting. My question is what if I want to use this for print cmyk will the color correction stay the same when I convert or would I have to do a separate color correct in cmyk?

I have yet to find any tutorial on evening out or matching color in something like a piece of clothing that has designs on it. Is this something you can advise on by chance? For example, I have a photo I took of my son in a bodysuit. It is white with light blue waves / stripes on it. He is sitting on an ottoman covered with a white sheet and a white wall behind him. I have adjusted the photos colors to take out the yellow and correct skin tone as best as I know how (I only know basics of photoshop aside from tutorials I've been watching)....The issue I am having is that there is so much white in the photo that the article of clothing he is wearing with the blue stripes looks washed out and I'd like to bring out the color. The other issue is that the shadows from the photo on the clothing is producing a redish/pink tone so the bodysuit looks a very light blue instead of white, with pinkish tones and the stripes are so faint. I can't for the life of me figure out how to even out or match tone and color of an article of clothing with a design on it such as stripes. Please help? This is for a project I need to get done. Thank you if you could kindly help!

These are great tutorials. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge.

excellent

buddy, you're a genius. and sharing all this knowledge with us for free. how amazing is this? can't thank you enough!

"for colours that are more natural", after taking out all the colour and producing fake colour in the photo. lol

Great tutorial, but I think the introductory comments are hilarious :P

When I get to the step about turning the threshold back on the picture just turns gray and not black and white.

How did you edit the rest of the photo?

Been using PS since 92, but I am a recent convert to LR. After seeing all the steps and time taken in PS vs LR, well, I'll stick with LR, still nice tutorial.

Your accent is beautiful!

amazing, thanks!

why doesn't my colour dropper place a marker?? :(

This tutorial saved me so much time. One question though, is there anyway to do this in a batch routine? Thanks!

This helped a lot :D Thanks

Super useful, thanks man!

Wow! Thank you very much for this tips.
I have also subscribed to your channel. :-)

Wonderful technique!  I've been eyeballing the gray point for years, this is genius.  :)

Intro song is amazing. Anyone knows the artist or song title?

Really amazing video, thank you for sharing

This tutorial is very unique and contrast from every other tutorials! Thank you!! :D

Jimmy, great video. But I cant tell if your saying "paint", "point", or "pint". Keep the tutorials coming.

Jimmy, great post. I was wondering how you go the beautiful colors in there? I did a similar photo and would like to make it colorful and vibrant like yours.

Thanks This is super helpful

Hi, thanks for the tutorial.  One question:  What if the mid-tone point is not supposed to be grey?  What if it is supposed to be blue as in an ocean shot, or yellow as in a sunset shot, then by matching them to 50% grey, wouldn't the outcome be off?

Wow that is amazing tutorial! indeed it is powerful colour correction technique. Thanks. :)