Production idea: Use the channel mixer, which is the color principle of the channel, to create a simple and beautiful cyan tone
Effect comparison
1. First open the picture. This is an adjusted picture. The film itself is very good, but it feels too ordinary. Now I want to change the overall tone to give her a different feeling
2. Click the “Create fill or adjustment layer button” below the Layer panel to select the Channel mixer option. In the pop-up dialog box, change the output channel to “blue”, and then adjust the following source channel: Blue channel +4 green channel +70 (in this step, if the blue channel is 0 and green 100 is equivalent to Cover the original blue channel with the greenchannel). Just look at the light greenish-yellow tone shown in the picture below, which is also good! But it’s not what we want. Continue to enlarge the green channel to +102 to see if cyan is dominant. Let me explain here how to use this method to quickly create cyan and yellow tones. You can try other channels, which I won’t go into details here
3. Observe the characters’ faces and you will find, ( ⊙ o ⊙ )! Why is my face so red? It’s so discordant. Next, I need to adjust these red colors. There are many methods for color balance. I choose it. Of course, you can use optional colors, hue, saturation, etc.
4. Still thinking about the “Create Fill or Adjustment Layer Button” under the Layer panel. This time select the Color Balance option. I want to adjust the dark parts, midtones, and highlights of the image respectively. The specific parameters are as shown in the picture
5. After the adjustment in the previous step, it seems that the face is a little more harmonious. But it’s okay if it’s too much. Now just lower the transparency of the color balance adjustment layer. After giving it a try I lowered it to 55% which felt just right. O(∩_∩)O~Done. There may still be some slight inconsistencies. You can try further adjustments using the optional colors. I wish you all a happy study
Production idea: Use the channel mixer, which is the color principle of the channel, to create a simple and beautiful cyan tone
Effect comparison
1. First open the picture. This is an adjusted picture. The film itself is very good, but it feels too ordinary. Now I want to change the overall tone to give her a different feeling
2. Click the “Create fill or adjustment layer button” below the Layer panel to select the Channel mixer option. In the pop-up dialog box, change the output channel to “blue”, and then adjust the following source channel: Blue channel +4 green channel +70 (in this step, if the blue channel is 0 and green 100 is equivalent to Cover the original blue channel with the greenchannel). Just look at the light greenish-yellow tone shown in the picture below, which is also good! But it’s not what we want. Continue to enlarge the green channel to +102 to see if cyan is dominant. Let me explain here how to use this method to quickly create cyan and yellow tones. You can try other channels, which I won’t go into details here
3. Observe the characters’ faces and you will find, ( ⊙ o ⊙ )! Why is my face so red? It’s so discordant. Next, I need to adjust these red colors. There are many methods for color balance. I choose it. Of course, you can use optional colors, hue, saturation, etc.
4. Still thinking about the “Create Fill or Adjustment Layer Button” under the Layer panel. This time select the Color Balance option. I want to adjust the dark parts, midtones, and highlights of the image respectively. The specific parameters are as shown in the picture
5. After the adjustment in the previous step, it seems that the face is a little more harmonious. But it’s okay if it’s too much. Now just lower the transparency of the color balance adjustment layer. After giving it a try I lowered it to 55% which felt just right. O(∩_∩)O~Done. There may still be some slight inconsistencies. You can try further adjustments using the optional colors. I wish you all a happy study
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