THANK YOU!!! I have been looking for a direct, concise way to manage basic skin color issues. Just shot an event in which one of the two hosts had dead-gray skin color (sadly her natural tones). Your tutorial helped me give some "life" back in a natural, believable (and complimentary) way!
Thanks for watching Rick! I find Photoshop better for detail-oriented retouching. So if I have more extensive skin retouching to do, or more specific colour corrections on the skin tone, I'll generally use Photoshop for that. 🙂
How do you approach skin tone in regards to it looking *real* ? Any retouching you can do is basically just art and is completely subjective so you could change someones skin color in a fairly large gradient. But how do you figure out what numbers to tweak so the photo matches the persons skin color 1:1 ? How does one figure that out.
Always enjoy your work/tutorials. Quick question. What steps do you take to get color balance close in camera? Are you using a grey card or AWB? Do you use custom Kelvin temps or presets like flash, etc in the camera?
Thanks so much 😊 I tend to use white balance presets such as flash, but often I also utilise the manual white balance function on my camera as well. I don’t use a grey card and tend to do it all by eye/appearance these days. 😊
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THANK YOU!!! I have been looking for a direct, concise way to manage basic skin color issues. Just shot an event in which one of the two hosts had dead-gray skin color (sadly her natural tones). Your tutorial helped me give some "life" back in a natural, believable (and complimentary) way!
Short but very effective way, nicely demonstrated as expected. ❤❤❤
thx for tips
Thank you so much Kayleigh for the informative tutorial! Learnt a lot! God bless you and good luck!
amazing ❤
So helpful! Will there be a video for darker skin tones?
That was definitely helpful
Thanks for watching Derrick! 😊
Thanks for another helpful video. I'm curious about when you'd use Photoshop for this rather than doing it in Capture One.
Thanks for watching Rick!
I find Photoshop better for detail-oriented retouching. So if I have more extensive skin retouching to do, or more specific colour corrections on the skin tone, I'll generally use Photoshop for that. 🙂
@@KayleighJune Thank you.
May I know which monitor you are using.
How do you approach skin tone in regards to it looking *real* ? Any retouching you can do is basically just art and is completely subjective so you could change someones skin color in a fairly large gradient. But how do you figure out what numbers to tweak so the photo matches the persons skin color 1:1 ? How does one figure that out.
Always enjoy your work/tutorials. Quick question. What steps do you take to get color balance close in camera? Are you using a grey card or AWB? Do you use custom Kelvin temps or presets like flash, etc in the camera?
Thanks so much 😊
I tend to use white balance presets such as flash, but often I also utilise the manual white balance function on my camera as well. I don’t use a grey card and tend to do it all by eye/appearance these days. 😊
This looks easy and just the way I can understand it for my lizard brain. Thank you.