Color problems with photos may be due to “warm” or “cool” light sources. In this lesson we’ll take a look at two photos with different white-balance problems and review two different ways to correct white balance for a more natural or simply more attractive effect.
In Photoshop Elements:
Learn how to use the Eyedroppers with the Levels dialog box to cool down a warm photo and bring out its natural color. Use the Skin Tone filter to adjust the color of a cool photo.
In Adobe Photoshop
Learn how to use the Eyedroppers with the Levels dialog box to cool down a warm photo and bring out its natural color, and learn to use Curves to warm up a cool photo.
Categories: filter – levels, curves (PS), skin tone (EL)
Elements: 11.5 MB ZIP file Photoshop: 13.4 MB ZIP file
