Easy ONE-CLICK Color Correction in Photoshop | Quickest Way To White Balance a Photo

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[@mrkeniyke5772]

Nice one sir 👌

[@suruha2306]

Most people show HOW to do something. Jesus, you show HOW and WHY! Not only does that put you in another league among teachers, that makes learning so easy to grasp! Kudos, my friend!

[@arshnt]

suruha2306 that's why this is the best Photoshop channel in KZbin 💙

[@chintannedariya2760]

Agreee

[@kiarky001]

True...God bless you sir...you make learning easy for me...thanks so much

[@BayuSenoadi]

@@kiarky001 May Jesus bless Jesus

[@phgjenn]

Yes, I'm an old Photoshop user who just learned the automated way to do what I've been doing for years! Thank you!

[@teentb2075]

Wow, I just found you... better late then never. You take your time explaining how and why. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you!

[@sarmatiko]

Thank you! I was stuck in the process of digitizing my family photos (about 2.5 thousands of scanned b&w and color negatives and positives, made since mid-40s till 90s, on different films of soviet era, in different lightning conditions and with different developing). I tried to approach this task with "old color correcting technique" and as you can imagine, this is not the fastest technique to process thousands of photos. Your lessons about color correction, sharpening, removing old film color casts gave me more motivation to continue.

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I'm glad it did! And good luck with your project, Sarmatiko!

[@ElGringoCachafaz]

Thanks for the great tip! I had a 650(!) photo project for my wife with nearly all containing color casts. I was doing it one at a time in LR and quickly going out of my mind. I found your video, tried it on a few and this is what I wanted. I wrote an action script and completed the entire project in a few hours. I was still tedious, but it beat my mind-numbing approach.

[@justkailash]

This is the best tutorial i have ever seen for one click adjustment .. everyone is teaching about click mid tone open .. but you are awesome with Auto first and then midtone option.. great one..

[@AerialLensVideo]

THANK YOU so very much!!! For years, I have been doing this effectively BUT WRONG, spending perhaps two minutes each on color correcting my images (that's A LOT of cumulative hours wasted for a real estate photographer). Your 9-minute video here will save me countless hours in the future. No words - Just thank you, Sir.

[@issamali1]

Another excellent tutorial.. Very much appreciated

[@fourwallsphoto]

Extremely helpful and works with any version of photoshop. Thank you!

[@CynthiaFink2510]

I'm a long-time PS user, and I never even saw the auto button. It wasn't in my consciousness. Who knew? You know more about Photoshop than any other teacher out there, you know how to break it into small pieces that are digestible and you always show me something new. You're simply the best; better than all the rest... I think I hear a song there somewhere. :-)

[@VirusTechKEKW]

This is by far the best PS channel I came up to. Simple and fast tricks that do wonders. I'm not working on photoshop, it's more likely that I "play" in it but still.. simple tricks to make my experience easier. Thanks.

[@Mountainfairy347]

I am new to Photoshop. I've always been intimidated by it but your tutorials are very easy to comprehend. Thank you, Jesus!

[@jayzn1931]

I do now know why I haven't seen this before... but it's actually what I just found out for film negative conversion, except I did not know you could change the algorithm for the auto adjustments...I think this will improve my results by a lot! Thanks!

[@ShadiKhair]

Finally! I found a professional Photoshop Tutor, who KNOWS what he's talking about! I love how you are backing up your methods with facts! Thank you Sir!

[@marklinton1803]

One of the best KZbin training videos that I have seen. Thanks.

[@josesosar]

You sir, have the gift of teaching! thankss

[@bharathkumar2065]

Very nice and crisp tutorial thank you somuch..

[@fazlerabbybhuiyan2568]

your tutorials always show that you are an awesome teacher

[@courtneybaritone0136]

Thanks for always taking the time to explain what you're doing, and going through each step slowly enough so that lay people can follow along. I really appreciate your Channel and your friendly manner. Thank you!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, courtneybaritone01!

[@ThomasWaters]

Really helpful video.Was exactly what I needed today. The explanation of what is happening is so helpful!

[@thecookiemomma]

This is an amazing tip. Thank you. I applied it to a couple old photos I'd been fighting with for a while, and it fixed them nicely. Very nice tutorial.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Awesome! I'm glad the video helped you with your old photos, Sara!

[@sumitkapoor1302]

same

[@normannichols7863]

Thanks for a very clear tutorial

[@reemrawi1502]

OMG,, your voice go straight into my brain. I do not learn from everyone out there on youtube. You are one of the very best I can learn from. Thank you so much.

[@scomart]

I did not know about the options. I've had mixed success with auto so don't use it much but now that I've set these defaults, I think it will help a lot. Thanks!

[@AceDeclan]

Dude this is one of the best tutorials for white balance!!!

[@tabban21]

Saved to my favourite videos collection

[@paulnorris2563]

Thanks. I didn’t just get a ‘how-to’ but I got a ‘why’ as well. Clear and to the point. Thanks Jesús

[@QuitoWashington]

Dude, thank you. So many other sites were "here is a quick and easy 25 step process that will work on most of your images". Also, as I had several dozen shots with the same lighting problem, I simply saved the preset so that when I loaded the next image, I could just load that preset and boom, fixed.

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Awesome, Quito! I'm glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching!

[@tonee516545]

Hi Jesus, Thanks for the great video and awesome tip. I will be using this from now on. I have been using a method of adding a solid color layer of 50% gray, then changing the blend mode to difference. Any area showing as solid black is "neutral gray". Use the eyedropper tool to pinpoint the area. The solid gray layer can now be deleted as it is longer required. Add a Curves adjustment layer. Using the gray eyedropper click the selected point and the color is corrected. Your method is much simpler and much more efficient - particularly when you have more than one image to correct. Cheers.

[@PaulBSimpsonJr]

WOW! You are the Photoshop Master! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@psymantis1]

I used to use other methods for color correction but the method you teach in this video is much better and quicker. Thanks Jesus

[@Ronin760]

I already new of these features from other videos, but, as you stated, this one goes in depth and explains what is happening behind the scenes. This provides greater level of understanding. As always, great instruction. Thanks.

[@firebird933]

This was an AMAZING tip!! Wish I would have watched this months ago when I started photo editing old pics. An excellent teacher!!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Crow Patrol!

[@wamorgan1956]

Incredible how much there is hidden within Photoshop! thank you very much for this glimpse within!!!

[@kenpearce8941]

Oh wow. Such a great video to explain how and why. Brilliant!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you!

[@Marcovaldo-z8b]

I use the LAB method and channels for color correction, but this method is handy for quickly correcting a photo with a easy color cast

[@MaryGomezCamba]

really like understanding the different options - easy and the easy ++. Mil Gracias!!

[@brucejastrow3575]

I used the old method so I like the new method and will use it from now on. Thank you for showing this.

[@chrisbertetta7896]

Watching on my lunch break of my new job 😅 Thanks for the much need info!

[@mentalart-skm]

You are a Photoshop GOD...thank you SO MUCH for this!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Thank you, Susan!

[@ardythewendt7903]

Thank You! I have color corrected using the individual channels for quite awhile. Nice to now know a shortcut!

[@migukaje]

Good stuff! Thanks man!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome!

[@nikitalaza]

Simple....the BEST 💎💎💎💎💎

[@quinn4091]

Thank you! I was always afraid to tweak the auto settings in Photoshop, thinking I might damage the application...It's great that we can customize things to our advantage with your guidance!

[@0LorreneBaumDavis0]

Jesus, OMG! This tutorial will save me a million hours of try and misses. My jewelry is so hard to photograph and you just saved me a huge amount of time. I am so going to share your channel.

[@0LorreneBaumDavis0]

I am a CS6 user. It works great.

[@kwalityphotospics7724]

GAME CHANGER! 🙌🏾

[@darrenlongshanks5102]

Your tutorials keep getting better and better - really helpful to not only learn the technique, but also what is happening! Thanks so much.

[@petehenshaw5620]

Thanks. I have a hard time with visually finding white balance. Would love to be able to do a similar reset on auto white balance in Lightroom.

[@nimerbushnaq7850]

Thanks alot! this also helps in making textures from photos and actually look really good, especially when lighting isn't even in the photo

[@nitinmungale5008]

Thanks for demonstrating the new method, it's awsome!

[@Divchyk]

Most helpful video on colour correction I have found so far! To the point, efficient, easy to follow, explained reasons for this approach - awesome work! Thank you!

[@SDWaggener]

Excellent tutorial! Concise and to the point, with a little something extra, THANK YOU! :)

[@joycerivera3123]

Once again, you're the best at teaching Photoshop. Thank you! I didn't know either of these techniques but I'm pretty much a newbie in Photoshop and you have really helped me learn.

[@kevingeorgiades4879]

Another fantastic video tutorial. I would always do it manually because I did not like how auto results turned out. Will definitely give this a try. Thanks again!

[@qworty]

Fantastic tutorial, I had no idea about the auto adjustment options. The follow up explanation was excellent as well thank you.

[@ladybirdbrig]

This is brilliant! You really explain this well. Thank you.

[@mikem8903]

I know this is an old video, but it's still brilliant. Many thanks!

[@photoshopeandotv]

What can I say, excellent explanation as always! Congratulations.

[@vinceplatini]

Another GREAT tutorial! Thank you so much for the explanation about the algoritm!

[@surfhawaiiwaves]

You rock!!! So easy to understand, I've learn so much in 10 min! I also love that you went right into the tutorial, I didn't have to skip through pointless blah blah blah nonsense. Cant wait to check out your other videos! Thank you!

[@van_creative]

I've been using Photoshop for a few years and didn't even know about this!! thank you!

[@photoguyphotography]

You are an amazing teacher Jesus! Thank you so much for your instructional videos! I have earned so much from you!

[@georgecharpentier6043]

Another very good video, thank you. I have never used this technique, but I am certainly going to in the future.

[@just36]

Thanks very helpful. Can you use this technique fro color grading video in PS?

[@ViperDriver22]

I want to know too. Do these same steps apply to correct videos?

[@jkumarsingh5230]

Thanks man, I have started watching videos of yours and adjusting image color like charm...Thanks again

[@longboardfella5306]

Really excellent - am now using it all the time!

[@antonsmit4667]

Best video on the topic that I have ever seen!

[@mocharefalbor1512]

you really explain everything very well. detail by detail. much appreciated

[@meiravichvichy4987]

awesome tutorial, you are the only one who explained about PS algorithms

[@SandeepAcharya4630]

Your tutorials are one of the best. Thank you!

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, Sandeep!

[@dustermcclean2517]

Yet another great tutorial. Thanks man.

[@barryashenhurst2071]

Another ripper tutorial, mate. You're one of the few 'experts' I trust.

[@go-to-the-beach]

Fantastic tutorial. So well explained as always. This is a new one to me. Thank you. It really messes with my head that there are so many ways to do almost everything in Photoshop.

[@rgarlinyc]

Wow! I never even *knew* the 'Auto Color Correct Options" existed (I feel such a yutz! 🤪) - I always used the 'old' methods you show. Thanks Jesús for pointing this out - and as usual, expertly explaining everything. You, sir. are a prince!

[@CMega-ov1ci]

I did not know the technique.. amazing tutorial. thank you so much. !!!!

[@IkeJr2008]

Wow, wow and wow. Never knew this about curves. Thanks for posting.

[@CoolMan-iu7yt]

My favourite photshop learning channel in youtube:)...

[@sandrampillay2652]

Thank you for your excellent tutorial. Will be referring to it quite often.

[@voytechmovie9735]

Wow man it was so worth to watch! Thank you so much 😍

[@andrewgrabham4666]

Wow! Thanks for taking the time to explain the behind the scenes, it was helpful. photoshop has just given me a huge leg up, i don't know whether to feel relieved or cheated!

[@helvymarkus3917]

MUCH APPRECIATED SIR, YOUR TUTORIALS ARE ON POINT....

[@ashleyserene6846]

I can’t believe I’ve never seen this technique!! I cant wait to try it!

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👍🙂

[@ashleyserene6846]

Oh wow, this is VERY much not working for me. I've tried with a few different images and it's turning my images kind of pink blue and hazy. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

Ashley, maybe share a few screenshots. Email me from my website or reply to a newsletter email.

[@mrexcet]

I totally agree with many others here.. Your tutorials are amazing because you take the time to explain what Photoshop really do "under the hood". And that helps when applying these techniques on other pictures when result at first get a little bit wanky... Knowing how to fix it helps for real. I will say it again what I said in another tutorial... Adobe have to kidnap you soon to be a teacher..... 😉👏

[@guatafaktv]

Thank You VERY much for explaining the theory behind this!, Ive been using this like a robot without knowing what I was actually doing!!!

[@raijeru]

This tought me very well for my project.

[@Lysander-Spooner]

Another great tutorial. Thanks!

[@shannonspeers4934]

great video ,is there a place where I can find a written step by step of this method so i can try it out with out going back to the video ?

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

My website! photoshoptrainingchannel.com/tips/auto-color-correction-options/

[@bgdavenport]

Very informative! I really appreciate the detail you describe!

[@kcmthedesigner]

Thank you so much.... very well explained!! 👍🏽😁

[@christianhowell3791]

Another excellent video. Thank you. I have a question. I generally start with this adjustment, but next steps vary. I am wondering what your adjustment steps are. Do you have a sequence you generally follow?

[@ashatella9423]

So helpful! As a fairly new KZbinr I don't know how to do squat and this was a lifesaver! My thumbnail looks so much better!

[@tomkolour3947]

great tutorial, yet again. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, this method is so effective

[@PhotoshopTrainingChannel]

You're welcome, tom!

[@michaelsimonds2632]

Outstanding again, Jesús!

[@barrygreen9918]

Regarding Auto Color Correction Options panel: There are 3 clipping adjustments. How would these be used? Secondly, in my workflow I prefer to adjust black & white & midtone levels in LR ( after PShop). In which case I like not to have white point and black point set to extremes in PShop. Would the 2 or 3 clipping adjustments pre define where to position adjustment sliders in order not to give maximum B/W contrast?

[@oranze1]

Great tutorial !!!!!!!

[@bouhou2004]

All your tutorials are good boss

[@pauld7522]

Great color correction tip!

[@carlosgomezasensio9057]

Great Knowdlege of Photoshop! A MASTER!

[@BreatheDigital]

Muchísimas gracias Jesús!! Eres una máquina!!