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Color Correction Basics in PhotoshopPosted by Owen James in Photoshop Tutorials on March 12th, 2010
Have you wanted to learn more about color correction? The focus of this tutorial is to help you delve deeper into color
correcting to up the production value of your images. Learn a few simple techniques while creating.
I will be using Photoshop CS4 for this tutorial, but all of the features I will use are avai lable in previous versions of
Photoshop. Or in any decent photo-editing software.
Primary Color CorrectionIn this tutorial, our work will be primary color correction. Primary color correction affects the whole image, utilizing
control over intensities of red, green, blue, gamma (mid tones), shadows (blacks) and highlights (whites).
Overview
Before we begin, youll want to be sure that you have at least a novice understanding of the following tools in your
photo-editing program: Curves, Hue/Saturation, Photo Filter, and Black & White adjustment layer.
Quick TipKeep effects on adjustment or separate layers to enable quick alteration or removal at any time during the color
correction process.
Monochrome and Sepia
A monochromatic image is one whose range of colors consists of shades of a single color or hue.
Step 1: First, lets make our image grayscale. There are various ways to do this, but well look at just two:
I think the best way is to use the Black & White adjustment layer. (This can be found at the bottom of the Layers
toolbox.) What is so great about this adjustment layer is the ability to control the luminance of the 6 primary and
secondary colors red, green, blue, cyan, magenta and yellow with the sliders. This is a very useful tool for
fine-tuning the the tonal range of your image.
However, the Black & White adjustment layer is only in Photoshop CS3 and newer. So, if youre using an older
version, skip to the next step.
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Step 2: Apply the Hue & Saturation adjustment layer. Click the Colorize checkbox and this will automatically
desaturate and tint your image. However, the Hue is wrong. So set the Hue to 35. Now its starting to look right.
Step 3: Lastly, perfect color brightness of your image with the sliders in the Black & W hite adjustment layer. Use the
eyedropper tool that comes with the filter to select the part of the image you want to alter and it will hightlight which
color is in range. But be careful not to drastically change the colors or y oull be in danger ofposterizing the image.
Usually changes solely in the Black & White fi lter are not enough to correc t the image; so apply a Curves adjustment
layeron top and get your image looking right. (Its best to do these steps last after your color adjustments so that
youre seeing and effecting the color-corrected spectrum.)
And, for sepia, youre done.
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In addition, using other monochromatic color schemes are done the same way. Instead of setting the Hue to 35, move
the slider to the color of y our choice. You also could up the Saturation a bit to make the colors pop. (For the image
below, I set the Hue to 295 and the Saturation to 35.)
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Bleach Bypass
A popular image treatment is the bleach bypass. In actual film-developing, this means skipping the bleaching process.
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This leaves a silver tint on the photograph, as if the black-and-white and color image had been combined. So thats
exactly what were going to do.
Step 1: Apply the Black & White adjustment layeronce again to your image. (Or desaturate with a Hue & Saturation
adjustment layer.) Then, the only alteration we need to do is in the blending mode: change it from Normal to
Overlay.
Step 2: Apply a Curves adjustment layeron top. A characteristic of most bleach-bypassed images is increased
contrast. So add a contrast curve to your image. But be careful. Adjustments should be minor at this stage because
the image has a lot of contrast. Make sure youre not overexposing in the highlights or underexposing in the shadows.
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Extra: Often, another characteristic of bleach bypass, along with increased contrast, is graininess. If you like,
take this effect a step further by adding some noise: Filter > Noise > Add Noise. Make sure its monochromatic.
Quick Color Theory
Before we begin working on our next style, were going to talk quickly about color theory.
Take a look at the color wheels below. Youll notice the three primary colors in ourRGB color model: red, green
and blue. Then, in between those youll notice the secondary colors ofCMY: cyan, magenta, and yellow.
Secondary colors are formed by the sum of two primary colors: cyan is green + blue, magenta is red + blue, and
yellow is red + green. Simple enough.
The secondary colors are opposite on the color wheel to the primary colors. Hence:
Red Cyan
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Green Magenta
Blue Yellow
Another six tertiary colors are created by mixing primary and secondary colors. But we dont need to get into that in
detail right now.
The primary and secondary colors, and their relation to each other, are important for us to know. In the Curves
adjustment layeryou can effect color in the red, green, and blue channels separately. So, for instance, any
adjustments upward of the diagonal line in the red channel increase the red in the image. Lowering, below the
diagonal line, increases the cyan. The other channels are the same: Upward in the green channel, green; lower,
magenta. Upward in the blue channel, blue; lower yellow.
Blockbuster/Fashion Look
Ok, now that we got that covered, lets begin. This sty le is used a lot in big summer movies, such as the Transformer
films. Its also popular in fashion photography.
First off, take a look at the picture above. In an effort to create this look, determine the color hue and tint of the
shadows, midtones, and highlights. Most importantly, the shadows and highlights. Youll notice that the shadows
are very bluish and the highlights mainly the part of the image containing the skin tones are, well, the color of skin.
This is a complementary color scheme. Meaning the colors used, blue and orange, are opposite each other on the
color wheel.
When working with humans in your compositions, you have to take the skin tone into account. You cant have people
turning green, magenta, or blue. That would look odd. Skin will always be between orange, orange-yellow (tertiary),
and yellow. Therefore to complement the subject, generally use opposite colors: between cyan, blue or blue-violet(tertiary).
Now that we know this, lets stylize our photo.
Step 1: Apply a Curves adjustment layerto your image.
Quick TipNearly every colorist starts color correction wi th the shadows; then the highlights; and lastly the midtones.
Step 2: In the color dropdown menu, change from RGB which affects the overall brightness and contrast of the
image to blue. Well work backwards up the list, starting with blue and ending with RGB.
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What well want to do is bring the lower end of the curves slider up. This will increase the blue in the shadows. Next,
to compensate for our firs t adjustment, well want to decrease the blue in the highlights taking it towards yellow
so that the skin tones stay closer to being correct.
Step 3: Youll notice that the image has quite a purple tint to it. This is because the green and red channels are at
equal intensity. To get a more blue color you can either go to the green channel and raise the shadows, or go to the
red and lower the shadows. But theres a difference here and you would do well to note it: If you were to raise the
green shadows, the image would get slightly lighter and loses contrast. If you lower the red shadows, the image gets
darker and gains contrast. The first is subtracting color and the second is adding.
In most cases, youll want to go with the option that subtracts, not adds.
And thats what well do. Go to the green channel, and bring it up just enough to take the purplish-tint out of the
image. This is where you can decide between how much blue-violet or cyan youd like in your blue-tinted shadows.
Step 4: At this point, you may need to go back to the blue channel and make sure the skin tone looks good. Not too
blue and not too yellow. Adjust the highlights and midtones until youre satisfied.
Step 5: Now we can go to the RGB or master channel. Finalize the luminance and contrast of your image. All I had
to do with this image was lower the shadows.
Im sitting pretty with a great look.
Step 6: Lastly, you can complement your image with one more filter. Increasing the blue in the shadows flooded the
image with a bit too much color. Add a Hue & Saturation adjustment layerand drop the saturation to around -10.
The change is ever so slight. But, its perfection. And now youve got a blockbuster or fashion-style image. Smashing.
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Bronze
Like in the film, 300, you can give your image quite a cool bronze look. This is similar to a sepia effect; however, the
image shouldnt be monochrome. Vibrant colors and those opposite to the bronze tonal region are still visible and
actually stand out nicely, while the lights and the darks take on the bronze tint.
Lets use a picture with more colors and a larger tonal range. Itll be easier to see whats happening.
Step 1: Start by applying a Photo Filter adjustment layerto your image. Change the filter color to Sepia and set the
density between 90 to 100 percent. Make sure the preserve luminosity box is checked.
Step 2: Add a Hue & Saturation adjustment layernext. Desaturate the image anywhere from -10 to -50. Do what
looks good to you.
Step 3: Add that trusty Curves adjustment layer. The bronze-style looks quite good with extra contrast. Make a nice
contrast curve.
Step 4: An optional step, one which I think looks good, is to add a little diffusion. You can achieve this by duplicating
your image layer (and keeping it under the effects). Next, apply a gaussian blurto the layer. Do not blur too much!
If you put too much blur, your final image will look like its from a dream sequence very soft.
For this picture, Im using a 2.5 pixel blur.
Change the blending mode of the blurred image to Overlay. Youll notice how contrasty your image gets. To keep it
from getting too soft, change the fill anywhere from 25 to 50 percent. Then, compensate for the contrast accordingly
with your curves layer.
Thats it for the big, bold, bronze look. This kid is vicious on his scooter. Watch out.
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Conclusion
Bear in mind that there are many ways to achieve these looks and styles. There is no correct process or proceedure.
Different colorists use different tools. To each his own. Find out what works best for you.
Also, remember that each picture you add these effec ts to will react differently. You shouldnt expect these settings
or one specific procedure to work equally well on all your pictures. It will vary due to the levels or amounts of
shadows, highlights, colors, and contrast, etc .
The tendency can be to go overboard with effects. Do your best to use them sparingly and appropriately. When in
doubt, less is more.
Go out and take your knowledge further by emulating styles and effects you see in magazines, films, or on the web.
Thats a great way to learn. Have fun.
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March 30, 2010 at 4:55 am
Really liked the blockbuster, gonna play around with that. :)
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nothing happens on rollover image
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Very interesting. I never found useful tutorials about this. Adjusting colours like this is very difficult for me.
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Helpful articles! Thanks!
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Im following this and previous explanations for curves and color corrections and I think it is the most well
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I was wrong, its working fine.
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Another useful and essential article for Photoshop basics.
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Color correctioncolor shiftcolor whatever you may want to or think it should be called, awesome article! Thank
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I think color correction for the headline is misleading in this case, the article is more about color grading. to
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create looks and not to correct color shifts, co lor temperature mixture, etc.
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Man Chris, You did it again, another great tutorial.
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great guide! You can never know to much about this.
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This is an area which I need to work on so thank you for this tutorial.
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This is a great tutorial just spent the morning bronzing photos. Thanks!
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This is so wonderful. Ive used curves before but have always fumbled through it. Youve explained so clearly how
they work. I love the different styles of photo correction. Thanks for bringing simplicity to such a daunting process.
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