Have been waiting for this tut for YEARS!!! I did it once, then could NOT remember how I got there. You are an essential tool to my profession - thank you, as always!!
one of the best tutorial on this topic. what I really like about this, is that you don't need to really struggle with different settings and adjustment, it is a straight forward 3 steps. thank you Nathaniel
i've been using photoshop for 4 years and i literally did everything by the eye, i just tried out this technique and i get so much more accurate results, instead of curves i prefer using color balance
I loved how you insinuated your concept so they aren't just steps you clone in every project, they are your work theory that you fit to every project based on what you know! This is my best way of getting new stuff inside my head Thanks for that lesson man 🙏
Man, i love your tutorials, been following you way back, it's because of you that i finally got to built a proper website, i got into photoshop, because of you! Really man, it's incredible what you have done for me. You still talk so fast, but i guess it's because you know your tools and it's just natural to you :-) Thank you for your tutvids ;-)
I have to say.. thank you a bunch. About a year ago I saw this tutorial when I was first learning the very basics of photoshop and decided it was way too difficult for me to attempt; now, I remembered this tutorial when I actually needed it, and it worked like an absolute charm. I really appreciate your help, it has been monumental!
Man, I just want to say thanks so much for all the FREE help you have provided me over the years. It is SO appreciated. Emotion emphasized with capitol letters...
For all my 10 years of working in photoshop, this is the one tutorial i should have watched first!!! The fact that I didn't figure this light and color matching kept me from so many designs I could have done...
I want to express my gratitude for your lessons: recently I first visited your web site and got a little acquainted with who you were and how you started and what you achieved. You are the person from whom you want to take an example, thank you so much for your work and your lessons, it really helps in my creative development! From Alex Smol.
although this could be a little complicated for someone not too familiar with photoshop along with shading and colour grading but i found this extremely helpful and appreciate it!!
I see the video in 0.5 velocity for more detaile per second, sorry my english. Realy thank you man!!! This video is pure gold. I subscribe this channel :D. Greetings from Argentina
Dude you are awesome.. Maan...This was life saver.... You should have 820M subscriber not 820K..those people are unfortunate who have not subscribed you yet... Thank you 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sweet! Thanks for the old school way of doing things. I've been using the End Dark & Light Colors in the Auto Color Correction Options in the Curves Adjustment layer to match colors.
I've seen that Dark/Light Color set up in the Auto options in Curves, but I never seem to be able to get it totally right. Maybe I need to practice more :D Thanks for the comment!
You should get warm with "HSB". This will help you to understand images and how to manipulate them. HSB is a form of describing colors, like RGB (how much red, green or blue are in the image). HSB stands for Hue (color), Saturation and Brightness and is more logical for us humans because we don't describe things in real life with RGB-Codes but with the color, the brightness or how saturated the object is. Btw This will also help to create matching color palettes. Just change one of the 3 channels of a basecolor and you got a new matching one.
I think a little bit of yellow/orange in the model's highlights would've taken this image to a whole new level, since skin is a reflective surface and the background is so intensely bright warm and saturated. But other than that, great tutorial! :)
When I use the eyedropper in greyscale to take samples, it only shows the percetange of black no that other number. Why is that and what means the number that you get? (Example 27/ 7% at minute 3:31)
As you created the background, you could bring some smoke clouds in front of her legs. Also shadows are needed on the bush of her lower half, as the light is coming from behind the shot, also the highlights on her show the light coming from behind her.
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Have been waiting for this tut for YEARS!!! I did it once, then could NOT remember how I got there. You are an essential tool to my profession - thank you, as always!!
Thank you so much, Andrea S!
Changing color picker to greyscale was one thing I didn't think about doing. Thanks!
one of the best tutorial on this topic.
what I really like about this, is that you don't need to really struggle with different settings and adjustment, it is a straight forward 3 steps.
thank you Nathaniel
This video, right here is - is the number one piece of advise you will find on photoshop on TH-cam.
THis is by far the best example of how to use the color adjust and how it works
Impossible not to like your tutorials. 🙌🙌🙌
i've been using photoshop for 4 years and i literally did everything by the eye, i just tried out this technique and i get so much more accurate results, instead of curves i prefer using color balance
I wish theres a color balance tool in Lightroom.
I loved how you insinuated your concept so they aren't just steps you clone in every project, they are your work theory that you fit to every project based on what you know!
This is my best way of getting new stuff inside my head
Thanks for that lesson man 🙏
You're a life saver : I always have light problem in my works on photoshop... can't wait to try this one out 😍
I think you'll like the technique!
Man, i love your tutorials, been following you way back, it's because of you that i finally got to built a proper website, i got into photoshop, because of you! Really man, it's incredible what you have done for me. You still talk so fast, but i guess it's because you know your tools and it's just natural to you :-) Thank you for your tutvids ;-)
3 steps and a million substeps
Your mastery of photoshop makes you number one. By never explaining why you do the things you do, you guarantee that it stays that way.
I have to say.. thank you a bunch.
About a year ago I saw this tutorial when I was first learning the very basics of photoshop and decided it was way too difficult for me to attempt; now, I remembered this tutorial when I actually needed it, and it worked like an absolute charm. I really appreciate your help, it has been monumental!
I might be late for the party but better late than never! hahaha. A tutorial with a sense of humor is all I could ever ask for. cheers!
Great tutorials - Unpacking the power of an artist . Thank you so much !
This tutorial has saved my life so many times.
woah this was super helpful! definitely will come back to this video again!
Amazing teacher! really breaks down the concept throughout his workflow so that you can work on your own :D thank you so much
honestly i gotta rewatch this another 8 or 9x, but excellent end result!
"3-STEPS"
When he said fav. Place in the world I felt that ❤️❤️
Man, I just want to say thanks so much for all the FREE help you have provided me over the years. It is SO appreciated. Emotion emphasized with capitol letters...
perfect, You should watch this several times, too many information, great thanks a lot
Best tutorial on composite ever!
For all my 10 years of working in photoshop, this is the one tutorial i should have watched first!!!
The fact that I didn't figure this light and color matching kept me from so many designs I could have done...
In 10 years you didn't find out you can mask adjustment layers?
That's what i'm looking for .. THANK YOU !
Check Layers! - Always necessary when compositing - great tut!
Layers are key
I want to express my gratitude for your lessons: recently I first visited your web site and got a little acquainted with who you were and how you started and what you achieved. You are the person from whom you want to take an example, thank you so much for your work and your lessons, it really helps in my creative development!
From Alex Smol.
Thanks, Алексей Смолин!
Thank you, I've been doing this the hard way.
although this could be a little complicated for someone not too familiar with photoshop along with shading and colour grading but i found this extremely helpful and appreciate it!!
my lord so thank u to upload this tutorial
SOOO amazing
I see the video in 0.5 velocity for more detaile per second, sorry my english. Realy thank you man!!! This video is pure gold. I subscribe this channel :D. Greetings from Argentina
Thanks for the kind words and the watching tip, Brian! :D
I love your videos bro 💪🏿 super funny, informative, and you keep us engaged with your radio voice.
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
My whole life I was looking for this
i don´t even have photoshop but it is fun to learn and watch these videos
Thanks for that Nathaniel! Cheers.
Thanks for the kind words!
Man!!!! I really like this method better than I was I doing. Thanks. Now I have to watch this video again.... LOL
Glad you enjoyed it, man! Thanks for watching!
The perfect video I have been looking for. Thanks a ton
Very cool, and an excellent end result. You get my vote, ND. Again.👍
Great video man! You explained very good each detail in a way that train our eyes also. Thank you.
As always "boom" ! 😈 Thanks for your time, that you spend on your tutorials 😋
Thank you! I usually did this in similar way but i took a lot longer than this. This will help speed up my work 😁
I really enjoyed watching this video
amazingly helpful
professional and scientific
thankyou
Cool method, really helpfull.I appreciate your sense of humor 😂, keep it up!
One of the best colour matching tutorials iv seen, this got you a sub :)
It's awesome how good this worked on my latest composition. Thank you!
*jaw drop* this makes it looks so much easier!
Glad to hear that, Nicole!
amazing man. your teaching is very clear and simple. respect
Thanks, Ziko! Very kind of you!
Dude you are awesome.. Maan...This was life saver.... You should have 820M subscriber not 820K..those people are unfortunate who have not subscribed you yet... Thank you 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
Maybe you should be see piximperfect tutorial first he uploaded tutorial like this and same title this to in a view weeks ago
Al Khalifah yaaa I will check..
Sweet! Thanks for the old school way of doing things. I've been using the End Dark & Light Colors in the Auto Color Correction Options in the Curves Adjustment layer to match colors.
I've seen that Dark/Light Color set up in the Auto options in Curves, but I never seem to be able to get it totally right.
Maybe I need to practice more :D Thanks for the comment!
@@tutvid Your way showed me the underlying principals. And you have more control, I'm going to work on it.
"Let's take a little taste here...hehe"
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Thanks for the very nice tutorial! :D
mind blowing. Silly me I thought I knew how to use photoshop
You've smashed it on TH-cam bro. Kasamay
Thanks, bro!
I absolutely love the way you work. Go on Nate!
thanks for the tutorial, my friend. Loves from Brazil!
Excellent video, thanks !
Very very thanks! Excellent!!
Great technique!
Wow! Great work! Thank you so much!!
Boom! BUT too hard to say "I GET IT!"
its too easy u noob, piece of piss
i also will have to rewatch a 2nd time. but it's more of the process. Practice is key!
it's easy you don't have to do it exactly that way just try chaning the colors and stuff untill it looks like a real image and not fake
You should get warm with "HSB". This will help you to understand images and how to manipulate them. HSB is a form of describing colors, like RGB (how much red, green or blue are in the image). HSB stands for Hue (color), Saturation and Brightness and is more logical for us humans because we don't describe things in real life with RGB-Codes but with the color, the brightness or how saturated the object is. Btw This will also help to create matching color palettes. Just change one of the 3 channels of a basecolor and you got a new matching one.
1:55 Step 01. Match the brightness
Shift+Alt and clicl to delete color samples
5:23 Step 02. Adjust the saturation
8:45 Step 03. Adjust the color
saturation is not working for me idk image is not turning out to be black and white idk why
@@ravisaharan4072 you must tick the following "absolute" option 🍀
1 millions thanks.
First video I see from you, just awesome, instant sub, thank you very much.
I think a little bit of yellow/orange in the model's highlights would've taken this image to a whole new level, since skin is a reflective surface and the background is so intensely bright warm and saturated. But other than that, great tutorial! :)
Yeah, I think you make a good point there! Thanks for the great tip!
When I use the eyedropper in greyscale to take samples, it only shows the percetange of black no that other number.
Why is that and what means the number that you get? (Example 27/ 7% at minute 3:31)
Ur doing amazing work
Thanks for the video. Im taking GRA-101 and this video kind of nailed everything home for me.
Wow that's awesome ♥️
Thank you for the help
Duck man, you are really ''bravo''
Amazing Work
This is really helpful
Thank you. Your video really helped me a lot :)
I think that match colors for the cutout and the background would be easier. It is a little more destructive of course, but way quicker. 👍🏻
Very good tutorial 👍👍
Excellent tutorial! Thank you for explaining in a very clear and straightforward way! You get my vote :)
thanks man, nice tutorial
Thanks for this amazing tutorial
Nailed it.
Can't wait to check this out. This was a great tutorial this might be something I try out one day.
Hope it works out for you!
Thank you for this tutorial! You just saved my day!
This is gold! Thank you!
Always loved your tutorials and this one is no exception. Good Job!
Thanks for watching, eugene kerekere
Hey tremendo video!
es una manera muy muy bien explicada de como logar un excelente ajuste de color! Un saludo de un Venezolano!
Great tutorial! Thanks so much! (This really saved my terrible work lol)
"I'm gonna get my center-slider and open her up a little bit" & "Let's take a little taste here" ;)
Excellent tutorial. Thank you sir!
thanks man this is very helpful 🔥 keep it up! new subscriber here
Dude. That is awesome.
Thanks! Always stuggled with matching light
Great work
that was crazy good!! thank you
wonderful tut, thank you so much
Loved this tutorial!
Thank you! You're a Godsent. This tutorial is easy to understand and a really powerful method!
Loved it and learn a lot , Thank you
amazing job!!!
It's a great tutorial, very professional and the result is worth the time. How do you zoom so easily? I can't find that magnifier
Ctrl + scroll the mouse
GREAT Video!!!!!! thanks!
As you created the background, you could bring some smoke clouds in front of her legs. Also shadows are needed on the bush of her lower half, as the light is coming from behind the shot, also the highlights on her show the light coming from behind her.