Color Correction
Color Correction is most popular these days because there is no need to take color pictures of the same product over and over again. To simplify the workflow of photographers or business owners, our company enhances their business with color correcting and makes clothes more attractive.
Color correcting is when you dial the color of each shot to make the final image look amazing. It goes to create a specific artistic style in the frames, dialing from the balance of the image to a certain look. There are so many things you can just set. Color correcting it takes it to the next level and it is a necessary part of the image editing. The shot looks at the eye and what seems to be pleasant in the eyes.
Dress
To start Price is only $1.00 – $2.50
Color correcting is when you dial the color of each shot to make the final image look amazing. It goes to create a specific artistic style in the frames, dialing from the balance of the image to a certain look. There are so many things you can just set. Color correcting it takes it to the next level and it is a necessary part of the image editing. The shot looks at the eye and what seems to be pleasant in the eyes.
Dress
To start Price is only $1.00 – $2.49
To correct the color of a dress in a photo, here’s a step-by-step guide you can follow, using popular editing software like Photoshop or Lightroom:
Tips:
- Always work non-destructively by using adjustment layers or masks.
- If the dress has intricate patterns, take extra care when selecting to avoid losing detail.
- Compare with the original image to ensure the color looks natural.
Dress and Background color correction
To start Price is only $1.00 – $2.99
For color correction of a dress and background in a photo, here are some steps you can follow using photo editing software like Photoshop or Lightroom:
1. Use the Right Tools:
- Photoshop: Use the Select Color tool, Hue/Saturation, or Adjustment Layers.
- Lightroom: Use the HSL (Hue, Saturation, Luminance) panel.
Dress
To start Price is only $1.00 – $2.49
Color correcting is when you dial the color of each shot to make the final image look amazing. It goes to create a specific artistic style in the frames, dialing from the balance of the image to a certain look. There are so many things you can just set. Color correcting it takes it to the next level and it is a necessary part of the image editing. The shot looks at the eye and what seems to be pleasant in the eyes.
Dress
To start Price is only $1.00 – $2.50
Using Lightroom
Import the Photo:
- Open Lightroom and import the photo you want to edit.
Select the Dress:
- Use the Adjustment Brush or Radial Filter to paint over the dress. You can also use the Range Mask feature to isolate the color.
Adjust HSL Settings:
- Go to the HSL/Color panel.
- Adjust the Hue, Saturation, and Luminance sliders to modify the color of the dress.
Use the Color Grading Panel:
- You can also use the Color Grading panel for more complex adjustments to shadows, midtones, and highlights.
Fine-tune Exposure and Contrast:
- Use the Basic panel to adjust overall exposure and contrast if needed.
Export Your Image:
Color correction in Photoshop can greatly enhance your images. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started:
1. Open Your Image
- Launch Photoshop and open the image you want to correct.
2. Use Adjustment Layers
- Create a New Adjustment Layer: Go to the Layers panel, click the “New Adjustment Layer” icon (half-filled circle), and choose the appropriate adjustment (e.g., Levels, Curves, Color Balance, or Hue/Saturation).
3. Levels Adjustment
- Select Levels to adjust the shadows, midtones, and highlights.
- Move the sliders to set black, white, and gray points based on the histogram.
4. Curves Adjustment
- Use Curves for more precise control over the tonal range and color channels.
- Click to create points on the curve and drag to adjust the brightness and contrast.
5. Color Balance
- Open Color Balance to adjust the colors in shadows, midtones, and highlights separately.
- Tweak the sliders to enhance or correct color casts.
6. Hue/Saturation
- Use Hue/Saturation to adjust the overall color intensity or change specific colors.
- Adjust the sliders to increase or decrease saturation and modify hue.
7. Selective Color
- This adjustment allows you to fine-tune specific color ranges.
- Choose a color from the drop-down menu and adjust the sliders to modify it.
8. White Balance Correction
- If your image has a color cast, use Camera Raw Filter (Filter > Camera Raw Filter).
- Use the Temperature and Tint sliders to adjust the white balance.
9. Final Touches
- Check for consistency and ensure the colors look natural.
- Use the History panel to compare before and after adjustments.
10. Save Your Work
- Save your edited image in the desired format (File > Save As).
