The Only Adjustment Layer You Need To Color Grade Your Photos In Photoshop

Today, I show you the only adjustment layer you need to use to color grade your images.
It all happens in Photoshop !
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[@nikobenas2514]

Unfortunately this link is not working for me...

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[@MosKou2KH1]

Awesome! Simple yet very efficient! Thanks for sharing this!

[@nikobenas2514]

Fantastic tutorial, thanks Lou! You have a new fan!

[@louimagin.learnretouching]

Thanks Niko ! Happy to read that :)

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Good job honey

[@steveking6204]

Why did you choose to use the adjustment layer in Photoshop for the global mofifications, rather than the Color Balance adjiustment in Camera Raw (which is more flexible)?

[@louimagin.learnretouching]

That's a tutorial, I'm showing how the adjustment works.
In my own workflow, color balance is very interesting when used with a mask, and that's what will make the difference between using Adjustments in PS vs editing in Camera Raw/Lightroom only.
Also, I believe you're talking about Color Mixer in Camera Raw ? That's a completely different tool, that's not comparable! That's something very important to use in the Raw development stage :)

[@steveking6204]

@@louimagin.learnretouching My apologies... Color Grading adjustment in CR is the one I was referring too. Not Color Balance (doesn't exist) nor Color Mixer. I enjoy your videos...!