Article: Color Balancing

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Badaab

New member
Well... those tools sure are handy, although they're nothing like the real thing (a dial-in subtractive color enlarger). However, I think the "After" image might now be a little too much on the magenta side. Perhaps an adjustment there as well would help it further... I really didn't have any problems with the original image, but as I don't have a miniature to compare it with, I cannot comment on it as well.
 
yrret

yrret

Member
I think an interesting point is the change in the background contrast versus the mini. Taking the yellow out of the beigey background really helps to "pop" the mini.
 
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Jericho

Consummate Brushlicker
If I worked for Adobe I wouldn't be using Photoshop 5.0 would I ;) Thanks for the comments though. Glad to hear people find it useful. And yrett, I found the background change an improvement too :)
 
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Garyo

New member
In Corel Photo Paint it's easy to do too... No keyboard short cut, but you go from the Image menu to Adjust and click Select Color. So now we have no brand bias.
 
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