HOW to TRANSFORM your images in 2 EASY STEPS - Photoshop like a PRO

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[Trish]

That’s a great way to quickly give images a burst of color!! I have never seen that done before. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!!

[subramanyack]

A very unconventional yet effective way to get more colours !!! loved it

[m.maclean]

Thanks for explaining each step and then going quickly so the repetitive steps are not consuming a lot of time … we can pause at any point so there is no need to go slow. Great job.

[axxwound]

I love this technique. Thank you for sharing. I have already improved several of my photos while I was watching this video.

[mawavoy]

This is a simple technique, producing outstanding results. Thanks for sharing.🔥

[trancosoweddingcast]

Hi Matt, congratulations on the tutorial! We’re a video production company based on the beach in Brazil, so 100% of our work includes beach scenes. We’ve seen significant improvement in the color grading of landscapes, and we’d love to see more of how you would handle beach scenes, like the color of the sea, the sand, the rocks, etc. Congratulations again, and we’re subscribed to your channel!

[mustangshelby]

Matt, this is impressive, never seen this color dodging before, simple method - just pick a solid color there you go , easy to use and total in control of the area and the color you want , less mucking around on the curve . luminosity.. , really love it . Thanks Matt, see you next tutorial .

[angelaw]

Great tutorial. I love how QUICK and simple this technique is and that you show a good variety in how you use it. Lightroom is also a great bonus.

[timelinevideos]

That's an excellent method to instantly enhance images with vibrant colors! Fantastic advice. Simple yet effective. Thank you very much.

[Bautaen]

Absolutely fantastic way of "boosting" up your images. Thanks a lot. Great video.

[wetsyenoch]

Thanks for teaching a new method to pop the images, expecting more like this episode

[ggarciacota]

Great video Matt! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Cheers from New England

[dooxietoto]

Jaw-dropping results in literally two steps! Thanks for sharing!

[craigb]

Thanks for the video. You explained the process more slowly for the first couple and then showed it in practice more quickly with multiple image types. You obviously have a very refined and speedy workflow, but anyone could apply the thinking if they have a basic familiarity with editing software. I like the fact that this is still quite simple but a lot more nuanced than the built in tools. I look forward to trying it out.

[parmanduke]

Amazing tutorial!!!! Fast and simple. I don't have time to sit around for long periods of time editing. This will be more than sufficient for 99% of the time. Thank you and new subscriber here.

[joerminer]

I’m always looking for simple ways to give my photos more pop. I’ll definitely have to try this one out. Thanks for the idea!

[Waumalu]

This is something!!! Easy to use in my workflow. Thank you for sharing this. And I hope you getting better 🙂

[kenw]

Great instructional video. Easy to follow and easy to employ procedures. Well done and thanks

[irisotte]

Great tips Matt! Thank you for sharing. Will definitely try this out!

[kengiordano]

I've wondered how this look was done but couldn't quite figure it out on my own, now I know. Thanks, this is going to be really helpful to me.