NAIL your White Balance INSTANTLY in Photoshop with this Simple TRICK

For times you might need to correct White Balance in Photoshop, here’s the best way to fix it Instantly and Accurately!

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Image Credits:

Girl with pool table: Suhail Photos (Instagram: @suhailphotos)

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#photoshop #curves #WhiteBalance #ColorCorrection

[ScottSpeedPro]

Wow, that was frickin brilliant! I've never seen so many essential techniques explained so clearly and to the point, well done!!

[dbskafai]

This channel is damn underrated! Thanks a lot

[winstonramroop]

Best WB video ever...Thanks for sharing your instructions /demonstrations !

[alfredbrown]

WOW Oh wow!!! This is amazing and simple. Thank you!

[tumundolatino]

Perfect!, this is by far the best video about WB I have found in You Tube, thanks for your time to share it!

[meganarnold]

Great video! Very informative. I like videos like this that explain a lot but aren't like 9 minutes long haha.

[RST_]

Man! You are amazing. I don't think there is anybody who can compete with you when it comes to the deepest technical parts of photoshop. My only problem is that I am a newbie and I would watch a your videos like 100 times to comprehend only 20%.

[kbqvist]

Thanks, very informative and helpful :-)

[HighFlyingPhotography]

This was super helpful. it will save me time from going into cam raw and using the tear dropper to fix WB or using auto in CR... The result are a little different then what Auto comes of with but clse and likely better? thanks

[sarimner]

Great videos!! is there a why to do average blur filter and the curve for sadows midtone and highlight? or do you not think you need to do that? 🤨🤔👍👌👊

[rondeldebbio]

Very Good, There is another trick. Select curves, then 'Alt' click on the auto button and this gives you a menu, then select the second option from the bottom. Third from the bottom for a slightly warmer tone. Thanks again.

[VeitK]

Great videos, I love how you treat topics in depth. Maybe speak a little bit slower.
I would be interested in a video on RAW and Histogram and how do I shift tonal values linearly, where are the RAW reserves in the histogram and why I can not display the tonal values of a RAW linearly and the tonal values are compressed at the ends of the histograms etc.

[Bloodshade]

This ignores local white balance vs global white balance though.

[UTubeSuhail]

I would've appreciated if you had given me credit or asked my permission before using it in your video (image in reference is the one with pool table). My IG handle is @suhailphotos