in today's fantastic tutorial we're gonna be taking a look how you can
control and manipulate any color inside the vent resolve if you new to this
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those tutorials so before we start I want to give a little technical
information I've shot this on the Blackmagic pocket Cinema Camera 4k if
you guys want to see complete video link above in the cards and I'm gonna show
you how you can manipulate any color in this image so the first thing first we
need to convert this into rec 709 let's create a new note alt s and this is very
necessary before you're gonna do any kind of further adjustment rec 709 or p3
color is a very good starting point that way you have some information to grab
from so I'm gonna label this rec 709 and what I'm gonna do I'm just gonna drop
this a little bit add a little bit of shadow and add a little bit of
saturation everything in OneNote everything is fine so this is a good
starting point for us now I'm going to create a new node alt s and I'm going to
convert this into parallel nose alt B if you guys don't know what's parallel note
I'm gonna put link in the video above by the way all the gear I'm using and all
my computer setup camera setup everything links in the description
below so now I'm gonna do this one blue okay and we're gonna be manipulating
blue now there's a few ways of really doing this because there's nothing else
blue in this picture besides the wall I can use hue versus here so I'm just
gonna randomly click on blue and we can see that I can change pretty
much to any color I want just make sure that you're not obviously doing any kind
of extremes because the more extreme you taking the scholar the more difficult
for computer to process this and we can see by a little kind of a spill we have
in the hair because it's still grabbing that blue information from the back so
what you normally can do you can do blue kind of green more little lightly purple
but let's say we want to do a little green kind of like that little teal we
can see this adjustment blends very nicely and we don't have any artifacts
one so that looks great next thing I want to do is change the color of this
little dress I guess you want to call it too orange so I'm gonna call this one
dress now here is where the complexity start because this yellow lines on the
same area were the skin tones I cannot use Q versus Q I'm gonna need to use
secondaries because we're gonna get much better selection like that so in the
secondaries I'm just gonna click somewhere over here and I'm gonna turn
on highlight that way we can see what I'm selecting yeah and with this little
plus sign I'm just gonna add more to my selection now it's always nice when you
scrub a little bit to see if the selection is fine we can see there's a
little bit noisy going on here so let's select a little bit more
okay like that looks okay let's make it a little bit see how immediately grabs
two skin tones so it's very important that you're not gonna grab into the skin
okay like that is great let's do clean white for better
selection and I think like that is perfect all right so now we have very
good selection so there's few ways we can do we can go
back now to hue versus you or we can use color wheels I prefer to do with hue
versus you I'm gonna select again on the same spot and I'm gonna start moving
this okay we can see how it changes the column so something like that is good
however the luminosity is still relatively bright so what I'm gonna need
to do is to drop luminosity of that I can do you luminosity versus saturation
hue versus luminosity or simply use curves I'm gonna do hue versus
luminosity and again I'm gonna select this go down a little bit and we can see
that it's becoming a little bit dark now again you don't really want to push this
too far because the more the further you push this the more stress on the actual
file you put so the output signal may start introduce some noise or artifacts
we can see here that I still have a little bit artifacts and if I'm gonna
check it out over here we can see that I'm getting a little spill so either fix
it a little bit and see if I can correct this
okay like that make this one a little bit bigger
okay so something like that is fine add a little bit of blur okay and make sure
that I'm gonna squeeze a little bit like that okay and maybe add a little bit
Dinos okay so much better now so shift D let's see
before and after before and after so we really start getting into a nice picture
but because everything else is so vivid in contrast now I really need to do
overall pass on this image otherwise she just looks weird against all that crazy
saturation so I'm gonna do a new note alt s and I'm gonna call this one worn
in in the curves really quick I'm gonna select the blue Channel and I'm gonna
drop it just a tiny bit that way everything blends in a little bit better
we can also add a little bit of temperature just to make sure everything
nice and blended so let's see control D before and after
and that's how you manipulate all the colors inside the Pinterest