Match Colors Photoshop | Match color between two images

Match Colors Photoshop | Match color between two images

Matching colors of entities used in an image is very crucial in designing jobs.
Sometimes you want to mix different pictures and the lights, brightness, colors, contrast, etc. are not matching. This is when Adobe Photoshop comes to help again with the match color option.
Using this technique, you can simply match the colors of different layers or entities of an image. For example, you can make the sun yellowish color shine from an image taken in the summer to an image taken in a cloudy winter day.
It is easy and very quick to match the colors, so don’t miss out learning it in this video.

Steps:
1. Open Photoshop and browse the images you want to edit!
2. The image/subject must be separated from its background, so we have 2 layers, the background and the image or the subject.
3. Select the subject layer you want to match its color with the background
4. Navigate to the “Image” menu and from the “Adjustment” submenu, select “Match colors”
5. In the appeared window, first set the source, and select the file name from the dropdown menu
6. Select the layer you want to match the subject with.
7. Use “Fade”, “Color intensity” and “Luminance” image options to set the impact of background color to the subject.
8. And press Ok to close the window.

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[cbmuze]

Great job Cherry! Quick and Simple. Love it!

[samvwbug]

Nice technique, but it is a bit destructive to the subject. Wondering if it can be done in a smart object? I know that adjustments filters allows the artist to adjust more or less at anytime. This approach does not allow the user to adjust the image at all. If the client or artist wants to adjust it later on. They cannot because the effect is embedded into the image itself. I love the technique. I just wish adobe made it a filter adjustment option.

[PixiLoveOfficial]

I think you need a little more edge light and bounce light 😍