If you could teach everyone on TH-cam how to actually present subjects for use by viewers and followers, I am sure you could be very successful. You are the best, honestly.
Great vid, thank you. When you were in the Selective Color adjustment Panel, what does having the Relative box checked do verse not having it checked? Thank you for any replies.
You're welcome! When relative is checked colour is added or taken away in proportion to the colour already in the photo. So, for example, let's say there's lots of yellow in the photo. In that case adjusting the yellow colour channel will have a pretty pronounced effect. If, on the other hand, there's very little yellow then adjustments in the yellow colour channel will be subtle or not very pronounced and obvious. Unchecking relative will have a stronger, more pronounced effect regardless of the amount of colour in the photo. You can test it out. It's easier to see it happening. Hope that's clear.
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A great video, very useful techniques. Thanks.
Thank you very much! and you're welcome.
If you could teach everyone on TH-cam how to actually present subjects for use by viewers and followers, I am sure you could be very successful. You are the best, honestly.
Ha ha! Thanks for the high praise! I'm happy to hear you find my videos so helpful. All best!
Great vid, thank you. When you were in the Selective Color adjustment Panel, what does having the Relative box checked do verse not having it checked? Thank you for any replies.
You're welcome! When relative is checked colour is added or taken away in proportion to the colour already in the photo. So, for example, let's say there's lots of yellow in the photo. In that case adjusting the yellow colour channel will have a pretty pronounced effect. If, on the other hand, there's very little yellow then adjustments in the yellow colour channel will be subtle or not very pronounced and obvious. Unchecking relative will have a stronger, more pronounced effect regardless of the amount of colour in the photo. You can test it out. It's easier to see it happening. Hope that's clear.
@@billblakely Thanks, I will. Just wondering because of the Relative/Perceptual choice when setting up for a print.
Need auto mode. Can't edit 5 minutes a photo.
AI to the rescue 😅