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Color grading your photos in Photoshop using the curves and hue/saturation adjustments is doable but sometimes it’s hard to see what’s happening. So I made for you a reference chart that you can import into your photos and it will let you see exactly how your adjustment layers are affecting the tones and colors in your photo. The reference charts are intended for people who already have some experience color grading their photos.

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ASR: en

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hello and welcome to this episode of

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dennys tips color grading your photos in

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Photoshop using it curves and June

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saturation adjustments it's doable but

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sometimes it's hard to see what's

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happening so I make for you this

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reference chart that you can import into

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your photos and it will let me see

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exactly how your adjustment layers are

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affecting the tones and colors in your

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photo the reference charts are intended

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for people who already have some

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experience celebrating their photos and

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it's not really made for beginners so

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I'm not going to be going into too much

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detail about how to use in tone curves

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how to use the hue/saturation

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adjustments but if this is something

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that might interest you then keep

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watching and you'll see how it works

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after downloading you'll find three

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image files start by dragging and

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dropping Dee to photoshop reference

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chart images into your document you can

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scale it to any size you like and then

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press Enter when you're done make sure

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that the top reference chart is

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positioned as your top layer you can

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then place their adjustment layers in

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between the two reference chart layers

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for most color grading effects you

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really only need two layers are curves

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and hue/saturation adjustment layer you

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can add these layers by the way from the

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adjustments panel if you don't see this

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you can find it by going to window

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adjustments click on this button here to

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add the hue/saturation adjustment layer

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and then click on this one to add the

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curves adjustment layer so here's how it

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works the upper tone chart here is for

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your curves adjustment layer the bottom

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chart here is for your hue and

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saturation adjustment layer start with D

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tone curves in the properties panel

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click on the target adjustment tool here

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this tool lets you click anywhere in

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your image to add a point on your tone

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curve but instead of clicking on your

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image you'll be clicking on the chart

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and dragging up or down to adjust it for

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example if you want to lift the blacks

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just drag upwards on the black part of

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this chart if you want to start with d5

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song chart which will give you the black

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shadows mid-tones highlights and whites

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if you need more precision then you can

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switch to nine so much art the gradient

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on the bottom of the chart is there only

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so that you can be sure that your tones

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are smooth and gradual to show you a

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quick example I'm just going to make

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some toner adjustments like this

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next I'm will switch to red green and

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blue channels to 10 T different tonal

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areas like this by the way if you want

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to learn more about this click on this

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video here to learn about D tone chart

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technique it's a great way to learn and

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understand how to tone curve works

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okay so I'm done and next we're going to

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move to a hue saturation adjustment

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layer now with this adjustment you can

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use the target adjustment tool here if I

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actually find that it's easier and more

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precisely just use these sliders there

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are four rows in the chart basically

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when you're adjusting the hue look at

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the huge chart here when you're

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adjusting the saturation look at the

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saturation chart same thing with the

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lightness this chart lets you see

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exactly what color adjustments you're

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making the rainbow gradient up here is

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to ensure that your results are smooth

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and gradual now when you're making color

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adjustments such as shifting the hues

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it's very hard to notice the difference

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so that's why it's important to look at

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the color chart while you're making the

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adjustments when you're done you can

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delete the two layers with the chart and

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that's how you use the tone and color

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chart and Photoshop by the way if you

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want to export this as a color lookup

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table or let to use another software

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such as Adobe Premiere or adobe media

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encoder you can just go to file export

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color lookup tables let's are a great

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way to get the same consistent look and

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other software if they support it it's

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not supported in Lightroom right away

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two ND tutorial here are some examples

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of color grading effects may with this

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technique

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hey guys thanks for watching this video

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I apologize for rushing through it and

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not going into too much detail by Nate

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get this video done and uploading before

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I sleep because i have really slow

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internet so it probably takes about 3-4

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hours for it to upload anyways if you

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want to learn more about this chart then

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check out my video on how to use this

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chart in Lightroom it's pretty much the

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same thing by going to more detail and

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as an example I use one of my favorite

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photographers Musashi wack weave he

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takes amazing photos and his post

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processing style is very unique so in

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that video i show you how i replicated

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one of his looks not exactly the same

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thing but very similar to it using the

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same chart it's a great way to learn

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more about color grading and how do you

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put other people's effects so if you're

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interesting that then click on the video

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on be right to watch it anyways it is

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420 am right now

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sleep I hope you guys have an awesome

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day let me know what you think any

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comments and if you subscribe to my

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channel thank you so much I really

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appreciate it

standard: en

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Hello and welcome to this episode of

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Denny's tips. Color grading your photos

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in photoshop using the curves and hue

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saturation adjustment is doable but

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sometimes it's hard to see what's

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happening. So, I made for you this

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reference chart that you can import into

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your photos and it will let you see

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exactly how your adjustment layers are

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affecting the tones and colors in your

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photo. The reference charts are intended for

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people who already have some experience

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colorgrading their photos and it's not

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really made for beginners, so I'm not

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going to be going into too much detail

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about how to use the tone curves, how to use

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the hue saturation adjustments. But, if this

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is something that might interest you then keep

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watching and we'll see how it works.

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After downloading, you'll find 3 image files.

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Start by dragging and dropping the two

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photoshop reference chart images into

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your document. You can scale it to any

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size you like and then press Enter when

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you're done. Make sure that the top

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reference chart is position as your top

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layer. You can then place your adjustment

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layers in between the two reference

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chart layers. For most color grading

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effects, you really only need two layers

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are curves and hue saturation adjustment

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layer. You can add these layers by the

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way from the adjustments panel, if you

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don't see this, you can find it by going

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to "Window" -> "Adjustments" click on this

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button here to add the hue/saturation

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adjustment layer and then click on this

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one to add the curves adjustment layer.

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So, here's how it works

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the upper tone chart here is for your

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curves adjustment layer, the bottom chart

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here is for your hue and saturation

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adjustment layer. Start with the tone

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curves, in the "Properties" panel click on

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targeted adjustment tool here, this

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tool lets you click anywhere in your

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image to add a point under the tone curve

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but instead of clicking on your image

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you'll be clicking on the chart and

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dragging up or down to adjust it. For

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example, if you want to lift the blacks

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just drag upwards on the black part of

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this chart. You want to start with the

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five zone chart which will give you the

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black shadows, mid-tones, highlights and

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whites. If you need more precision then

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you can switch to the 9 zone chart

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the gradient on the bottom of the chart is

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there only so that you can be sure that

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your tones are smooth and gradual. To

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show you a quick example, I'm just gonna make

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some tone adjustments like this.

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Next, I'm gonna switch to the red, green and

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blue channels to tint the different tonal

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areas like this. By the way, if you want

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to learn more about this click on this

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video here to learn about the tone chart

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technique. It's a great way to learn and

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understand how the tone curve works.

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Ok, so I'm done and next we're gonna move

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to hue/saturation adjustment layer. Now

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with this adjustment, you can use the

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target adjustment tool here. I actually

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find that it's easier and more precise to

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just use the sliders. There are four

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rows in the chart; basically when you're

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adjusting the hue, look at the "Hue" chart

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here. When you're adjusting the

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"Saturation", look at the "Saturation" chart

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same thing with the "Lightness". This chart

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lets you see exactly what color

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adjustments you're making. The rainbow

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grading appear as to ensure your results

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are smooth and gradual. Now when you're

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making color adjustments such as

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shifting the hues, it's very hard to notice

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the difference. So, that's why it's

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important to look at the color chart

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while you're making the adjustments. When

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you're done you can delete the two layers

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with the chart. And that's how you use

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the tone and color chart in Photoshop. By

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the way, if you want to export this as a

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color lookup table or like to use

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another software such as Adobe Premiere

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or Adobe Media Encoder, you can just go

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to "File" -> "Export" -> "Color Lookup Tables"

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Let's are a great way to get the same

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consistent look and other software if

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they support it.

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It's not supported in lightroom by the way,

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to end the tutorial, here are some examples

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of color grading affects made with this

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technique.

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Hey guys! Thanks for watching this video,

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I apologize for rushing through it and

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not going into too much detail. To

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get this video done and uploading before

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I sleep because I have really slow

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internet so it probably takes about 3-4

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hours for it to upload. Anyways if you

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want to learn more about this chart then

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check out my video on "How to use this

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chart in Lightroom", it's pretty much the

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same thing by I'm going into more detail and

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as an example I use one of my favorite

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photographers - Masashi Wakui

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he takes amazing photos and his post

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processing style is very unique. So, in

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that video I show you how I replicated

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one of his looks, not exactly the same

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thing but very similar to it using the

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same chart. It's a great way to learn

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more about color grading and how to decode other

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people's effects so if you're interested

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in that, then click on the video on the

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right to watch it. Anyways,

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it's 4:20 am right now so I'm going to sleep.

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I hope you guys have an awesome

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day let me know what you think, any

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comments and if you subscribe to my

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channel, thank you so much I really

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appreciate it.

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