Quick & Flexible Photo Colour Manipulation
Tutorial Details
- Program: Photoshop
- Difficulty: Intermediate
- CompletionTime: 1-2 hours
In this video tutorial, we look at a quick, simple and very flexible way to manipulate colour within an image. We’re focusing upon two example photographs to demonstrate the effect.
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By Simon Plant
Simon Plant is an award winning Uk Photographer with over 20 years experience shooting automotive-life-location images for advertising.
He also produces Behind The Scenes Digital Photography Tutorials for his training site .
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Great tutorial! I really like that effect! Going to try this out myself today!
Thanks! Very helpfull tutorial.
Greetz from Holland!
decent effect, but the final image has a lot of blown out whites, something i try to avoid.
Great tutorial. I saw your final result image in the ”Photo Digitaal Magazine” it was about car photography! Great tutorial. When i first saw that image i felt in love with the effect, and now you made a tutorial. Great Simon!
Um whats that car have to do with anything
The video is cool and all, but the it doesn’t look much like the final image with the car and all..
I liked the method. Will try it soon
Great tut Simon! Loved it!
i agree on the blown out whites… not my thing either
very nice Method to lean. I worked with gradients until now which is much more complicated to control. Thanks!
Nice technique! Thanx!
aww . great tutorial but i thought we were going to work on the Bentley composition. :( . either way thank you for the great tutorial, we understand its the technique that was being taught… its wicked cool, just a bit of a let down i suppose. :)
Great tutorial!
interesting vid Simon. thanks!
First thing to do tomorrow!
:)