Get Perfect Colours in your Photos - Colour Grade like a pro!

Hey everyone! In this week's video, I discuss how I set up my camera for perfect colours, discuss colour theory and show how I colour grade and colour correct my photos in adobe Lightroom. I hope you enjoy the video 👍

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[flyfisher]

The curves tip at the end is an absolute game changer. Thanks Ian.

[Kayahdog]

When addressing an image that can sometimes have too intense of colors, even before I start editing, I will take the saturation down to zero and walk it back up till it looks both realistic and flattering. Then I know my starting point will be close to where I will likely end up given what I visualized in person. We often don’t realize how extreme our color adjustments are until you take the color away.

[gunsentry]

Quick white balance: drag vibrancy and saturation sliders to 100% then move the tint and temp to remove the colour cast, Then reset vibrance and saturation back.
White balance almost perfect.

[chriswrightphotographs]

The hidden photoshop technique? Pure gold. Thanks for sharing!

[kencawley]

Loved the final tip. I've been using Ps for over 20 years (mostly for graphics work) and have never come upon the feature. You did a great job of covering it and all the other color adjustments

[toddwarnke]

Holy cow! That curves color cast removal took truly is amazing!! Thank you so much Ian.

[randyschwager]

I need to view this again! Maybe 3 or 4 more times! Great info! Thanks for taking me along!

[levunit]

WOW, what an amazing video. I truly am grateful for the techniques you have shared. I consider myself quite an experienced photographer, but when it comes to post-processing, I'm pretty much left scratching my head. Now, almost 8 years on, from watching this, and your video related to focus stacking, I can reduce the scratching a little bit 🫣.
Thanks again.

[peterschulte]

Thx I will check it out, greets peter

[jMP]

Thanks! Nice video.

As someone who is severely colorblind I was delighted to see your tip at the end to use the auto curves to remove a color cast. More than once an image that seemed perfectly fine to me received a judging comment that there is a slight pink cast. Your tip enables me to remove this even if I cannot see it.

That said, I tried this on a photo of a bobcat. When I showed this corrected image to someone they asked why the bopcat’s ears have a small patch of blue where it should have been white. That tells me that if there is white in the image to be extra careful about a global color correction.

[StephenJoines]

Brilliant!, that last tip was amazing. Thanks Ian. Just used that (quickly) on a couple of my images and 100% made a difference.

[tjcuneo]

I use the same technique to neutralize a color cast and have found that capturing the steps as an "action" in PS saves a great deal of time. Enjoy your videos. Thanks.

[grosema]

Thanks for reminding me about that trick. I know I seen it before but forgot about it so I made a Action of it so I wont forget about it again

[jimrookphotos]

Ian that PS adjustment tutorial was a game changer. I've found my Sony camera's to do some weird things with green tones and this little gold nugget you've shared has provided me the answer to how to make the final adjustments to correct and meet my expectations. Thank you very much!

[stephenschmid]

Wow, great video covering a wide range on the topic! I knew most of the early stuff, but it's good to be reminded about creating color depth, and the final PS tip was new to me. Thanks, Ian!

[wellsyboy]

Thank you Ian - didn't know about that auto correct tool in photoshop! I can't tell you how much difference that made to a recent aurora shot that I got - brilliant stuff mate - thank you again - Steve

[artefia-photo-video]

Thank you for the Photoshop technique you shared. Amazing!

[DennisBater]

Thanks for the tips Ian, I picked up some important information.... Cheers!

[glowerison]

Amazing! Very clearly explained and demonstrated. Thank you!

[michaelt]

A great and valuable technique so well explained. Thanks, Ian.