I am watching your videos from last 2 years, but I didn't have a pc that can handle photoshop 2020, but now I have a pc that can handle photoshop, I started using it myself from 2 months and learned a lot from you. Thanks, Unmesh bro.
I struggled for HOURS trying to enter info into the Curves Output area...but it was grayed out. Finally researched it and determined the fix was as simple as extending the width of the Curves dialog box. If anyone else is experiencing this, just wanted to let you know!
First off I absolutely love your tutorials you make them simple and easy to follow. I use this method for skin tones for all of my photos now, but also realize it also helps color correct other areas of the photos as well! You work is amazing!
It's not working. I am trying to achieve your instructions at 1:49. When I sample the colour, there's only a value in the Input field, the Output field is blank. And when I click on the Output text field, the box disappears and I'm unable to type in the new red value in your palette. I'm on Windows 10 using Photoshop 21.2.0.
very handy - i sometimes get a color shift due to funky club lighting, golden hour or heavy reflections from greenery. This lets me find a more "normal" look and then I can dial it back to regain as much of the original ambiance I want - many thanks once again
Find a few images of the tone you like (you can find them online, or from your own images), Bring them all into one PS document, side by side. Select with the lasso tool all the best looking mid-tones from their skin, no highlights or shadows. Then hit Cmd+J or "Layer Via Copy", then hold Cmd and click on the new Layer's icon in the Layer Panel. This just selects all pixels - you can also right click on the icon and look for "select all pixels", next go to the Filter menu, them Blur options, and select Average. This will render one Solid color (the Average of the skin tones you selected). Finally create a curves adjustment layer, click on the Hand icon, then hold Shift+Option (on a mac) and click anywhere on the color (just as long as you don't have a super-large selection area... best to click far from the edges) Now you will be able to read your RGB values off of the screen. You can use these numbers and follow Unmesh's instructions, you don't actually need the color swatch, just the numbers! Hope this helps.
I like the dude, but there's so much clickbait and unnecessary exaggeration in his content that it's starting to annoy me and feels unfit for anything "Official Adobe". Like, come on, referencing preset values for skin tones and using curves to adjust an image is hardly a special "cheat code". It's common practice.
@@Neroxidy A lot of people don't know how to do this and no one explains it better than Unmesh. How is it clickbait? He's a great teacher who gives us free content and you're complaining? Come on.
First I wanna say thank you. Your content is amazing. I tune in almost every day. I was wondering since I don’t see on TH-cam a lot being covered recently on export settings for media & websites from photoshop/Lightroom so your photo is sharp for social media
I always hit the like button before i watch your videos because i know that there're always great and edutainment. You educate us and entertain us at the same time. Great job👍👍👍👍👍
Dude, your explanation language is a tool as awsome as the PS itself. I'd rather scroll the hell out of your vid list to find what I'm looking for than search it in other PS oriented channels. Pozdro666
When i click on average skin color area and open the red channel, why the output box is blank? and I can't enter a value from skin color palette in output box of curve
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@PiXImperfect - I tried this on darker skin tones, and it doesn't seem to work well. It throws the colors way off. Works brilliantly for lighter skin tones. I made sure the colorspace was the same of course!
I usually eyeball it. But I must say this looks like a pretty precise method. I'll check out that other video you suggested to understand it more. Thank you for posting this.
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Every time this guy uploads video
Photoshop developer:
DId i include this feature in this software?
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@@Game_bugs001 I think PS developers have mandatory training with this guy so they understand what their product can actually do.
@@noskillzdad5504 I don't know , maybe :)
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I swear it's true, who thought that something like this exists and possible in photoshop
Sir i cant imagine editing photos without you really great way to explain everything love you so muchhh (love from india)
Bhai he himself is indian, he is from Mumbai
He is Indian dude 😹
Lots to love to you too! All the very best :)
Thank you for this short, crisp and accurate video to fix the skin tones.
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I am watching your videos from last 2 years, but I didn't have a pc that can handle photoshop 2020, but now I have a pc that can handle photoshop, I started using it myself from 2 months and learned a lot from you. Thanks, Unmesh bro.
Just when I was worried about bad skin tone in my edits, this guy drops a video ❤️. Impressive as always 🔥
I struggled for HOURS trying to enter info into the Curves Output area...but it was grayed out. Finally researched it and determined the fix was as simple as extending the width of the Curves dialog box. If anyone else is experiencing this, just wanted to let you know!
Thank you so so much. Had the same problem and your saved my time.
diayana thresha - Glad someone benefitted from the shared knowledge. It was oh SO frustrating!
@@annettezeidman6156 how you did it? would you help me please?
Alysson Velasquez - Click on the edge of the Curves dialog box and drag it to make the dialog box wider.
just when i was about to give up on this client's skin tone! Thank you
Brother, belated HAPPY TEACHER'S DAY!! The extent to which you have taught me to create, nobody has even come close!! Thanks again! Keep creating 😊
First off I absolutely love your tutorials you make them simple and easy to follow. I use this method for skin tones for all of my photos now, but also realize it also helps color correct other areas of the photos as well! You work is amazing!
Just wanna say thank you sooo much! I'm from Russia and i'm so happy, that one day i found out your channel)
Let's announce this guy the God of photoshop ❤
Thank u so much unmesh brother 🙏
You help us alot 😌
It's not working. I am trying to achieve your instructions at 1:49. When I sample the colour, there's only a value in the Input field, the Output field is blank. And when I click on the Output text field, the box disappears and I'm unable to type in the new red value in your palette. I'm on Windows 10 using Photoshop 21.2.0.
Really you are the most talented person in the world of Adobe. Hands up
Notification for Piximperfect, clicking on it without even reading the title.
Thank you :)
Amazing as always I downloaded a skin color palette from a PIXIM previous tutorial. And now we have another quicker approach. Thanks.
🅈🄾🅄 🄰🅁🄴 🄸🄽🅃🄴🄻🄻🄸🄶🄴🄽🅃 Good Tutorial!!
I really respect you. You're a genius!! If you come to Korea to give a lecture someday, I really want to see you!!
Lovely. What a skilled and generous and fun teacher you are. Thanks!
Are you a developer of photoshop 😅😅, cause u know everything 🔥🔥
Partner probably
cuz he started using photoshop at 8
very handy - i sometimes get a color shift due to funky club lighting, golden hour or heavy reflections from greenery. This lets me find a more "normal" look and then I can dial it back to regain as much of the original ambiance I want - many thanks once again
Thanks, this is awesome. Do you have a color palette for African-American skin tones? Or how could I create one?
Find a few images of the tone you like (you can find them online, or from your own images), Bring them all into one PS document, side by side. Select with the lasso tool all the best looking mid-tones from their skin, no highlights or shadows. Then hit Cmd+J or "Layer Via Copy", then hold Cmd and click on the new Layer's icon in the Layer Panel. This just selects all pixels - you can also right click on the icon and look for "select all pixels", next go to the Filter menu, them Blur options, and select Average. This will render one Solid color (the Average of the skin tones you selected). Finally create a curves adjustment layer, click on the Hand icon, then hold Shift+Option (on a mac) and click anywhere on the color (just as long as you don't have a super-large selection area... best to click far from the edges) Now you will be able to read your RGB values off of the screen. You can use these numbers and follow Unmesh's instructions, you don't actually need the color swatch, just the numbers! Hope this helps.
Still waiting for the day, where you become the official photoshop "teacher"...
I like the dude, but there's so much clickbait and unnecessary exaggeration in his content that it's starting to annoy me and feels unfit for anything "Official Adobe".
Like, come on, referencing preset values for skin tones and using curves to adjust an image is hardly a special "cheat code". It's common practice.
@@Neroxidy A lot of people don't know how to do this and no one explains it better than Unmesh. How is it clickbait? He's a great teacher who gives us free content and you're complaining? Come on.
Excellent second
Sir please explain RGB sRGB , photoshop RGB difference
Amazing! Thank you! I just used your technique this morning and it was fabulous!!
Seriously am a big fan of your works
I just love
PiXimperfect.
these videos are really helpful bro, thanks so much and keep up the good work. love from Guyana.
Please make a video about all adjustment layers
so good! appreciate your work, thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for your tutoriel. This is very...awesome for me
from Nigeria!!! i have made a lot of progress through your tutorial thank you...
Many many thanks for giving us the pictures for our practice at the description
Thank you sir, it's very new that the average selection of skin tone.... U great.
The world Number 1 Editor @unmesh sir🙏
Wow always giving me such quick easy ways to do things that take forever
Thank you! Wonderful results!
I tried this, step by step, and ended up with a very green skin tone. I ended up adjusting the green down a bit and liked the result.
Thanks!
First I wanna say thank you. Your content is amazing. I tune in almost every day.
I was wondering since I don’t see on TH-cam a lot being covered recently on export settings for media & websites from photoshop/Lightroom so your photo is sharp for social media
Beautiful, thanks Unmesh, I tried it and the result was awesome.
This is pure gold, thank you SO MUCH!
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Elder brother your every tutorial very awesome.
Thank you so much! Could you make a video on how to clean oxide? (of a car for example)
amazing video man thank you very much!
cool, even in portrait painting, we matched the natural (mother color) of skin tone in the forehead! thanks for sharing
I always hit the like button before i watch your videos because i know that there're always great and edutainment. You educate us and entertain us at the same time. Great job👍👍👍👍👍
best Ps editing channel is pixmperfect.
I'm in love with creating 💯
Thank you for this.
Dude, your explanation language is a tool as awsome as the PS itself. I'd rather scroll the hell out of your vid list to find what I'm looking for than search it in other PS oriented channels. Pozdro666
Helpful Video. Thank You sir
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Brilliant tutorial Unmesh! Thank you so much for this!
Thanks again 😘 please Explain a way to correct around the eye
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When i click on average skin color area and open the red channel, why the output box is blank? and I can't enter a value from skin color palette in output box of curve
I'm having this same problem
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AMUL : THE TASTE OF INDIA
CORONA : THE GUEST OF INDIA
TIK TOK : THE WASTE OF INDIA
UNMESH BRO (PIXIMPERFECT : THE BEST OF INDIA
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Old damage photo repair restriction tutorial plz
You’re the best! Thank you 🙋🏼♀️💕
@PiXImperfect - I tried this on darker skin tones, and it doesn't seem to work well. It throws the colors way off. Works brilliantly for lighter skin tones. I made sure the colorspace was the same of course!
I usually eyeball it. But I must say this looks like a pretty precise method. I'll check out that other video you suggested to understand it more. Thank you for posting this.
thankyou so much.
You shared this before and I thought this was brilliant. Thank you for keeping this so short and simple!
Thank you!!!
Thank you, Dinesh. Very nice!
I love Photoshop , and I love your videos !