Photoshop Tutorial: Refreshing Tonal Photos with Gradient Effect – Character Color Adjustment

Author: Life Never Says Failure Source: Yishang Vision

Final renderings, as shown below:

Open the image.

2 Use the corresponding command processing to restore the overexposed part of the image (analyze the image: bright colors seriously lose details, such as a white dress) as shown below

3 Use the “Selective Color” command again to adjust the neutral color and black, as shown below

4. Use the “Selective Color” command again to adjust the white color, as shown below

5. Use the “Selective Color” command again to adjust the neutral color, as shown below

6. Use the “Curves” command to darken the image, as shown below

7. The effect after adjustment is as shown below:

8. Use curves to brighten the image, as shown below:

9. The effect is as shown below:

10. Create a new layer and use a black soft brush to darken the four corners of the image. The final effect is as follows:

Author: Life Never Says Failure Source: Yishang Vision

Final renderings, as shown below:

Open the image.

2 Use the corresponding command processing to restore the overexposed part of the image (analyze the image: bright colors seriously lose details, such as a white dress) as shown below

3 Use the “Selective Color” command again to adjust the neutral color and black, as shown below

4. Use the “Selective Color” command again to adjust the white color, as shown below

5. Use the “Selective Color” command again to adjust the neutral color, as shown below

6. Use the “Curves” command to darken the image, as shown below

7. The effect after adjustment is as shown below:

8. Use curves to brighten the image, as shown below:

9. The effect is as shown below:

10. Create a new layer and use a black soft brush to darken the four corners of the image. The final effect is as follows:

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