In this episode, we take a step back and explore what makes a great photo great, why good preparation will lead to better retouching results, we cover the basics of color theory and how to set up a color map and saturation map in Photoshop CC all within the context of learning color grading.
Tools and techniques:
color.adobe.com
saturation map
color map
eye dropper tool
Jorge Tamez
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Thank you soo much for this!! more videos to come 😀
Great video, thanks for your time.
The tip of adding 50% grey luminosity layer so that you can isolate the tones is brilliant! Thanks!
Thank you soo soo soo soo soo soo much。
Excellent video.. !!!
you're amazing… just found you, thanks a lot pretty inspiring..
where do you find those frames?
I like your tutorial and explanation however what its missing is the source image color and values when applying these grading techniques. IE: the gucci ad would prove difficult to replicate without masking and isolating target areas. The original of these examples would be the ideal sample. Global moves might not get you there.
cool work
Thank you for this amazing tutorial!
i like your quotes about The Pyramid. great tut.. thanks
This was very helpful!. Thank you.
Amazing tutorial. I learned so much!!
Thank you. A question: do you know the sources of the first and second images in question? Thank you.
This video was eye-opening. Thank you Jorge.
A very good video! Thank you.
more contrast = more saturation
very cool. I love how you deconstruct the image. thank you.
that was super helpful!
Intelligent, observant, well paced and lacking hype: Jorge Tamez provides ideal tutorials.
Stopped watching after starring at the same pic for 5 minutes while he rambles in the begining.
WOW! what an in depth explanation Jorge, would love to see more industry insights. Thank you!
10:23min checking for color grading by saturation worked SO well using a model's image found on my computer. It showed that the retoucher color graded her skin red to produce the effect.
More importantly, I see how I can use toggling FILL percents and COLOR BALANCE layers to achieve a look similar to those I've always wanted! A door has been opened for me @Jorge Tamez thank you!
I'd love to see more of these please!!