The Power of 3M Thinking in Image Editing

RGB thinking can be very powerful in guiding your editing. Here's the next step beyond this in understanding the relationships between R, G and B, in particular which is the maximum, middle and minimum values and the effects these values have on colour.
Understanding this, we can, for example (and shown here), use Selective Colour to shift one colour to make it the Complement to another colour, and so create a more pleasing image.
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[@kin-shingpang3008]

You demonstrated a very practical use of colour theory in editing photos! Thanks a lot.

[@landercorleone3592]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I will apply it in my phtography edition

[@darelhess2323]

Very nice presentation of the color terms. Thanks again for everything you do for understanding of photography concepts.!!

[@Keith12001]

Very good explanation thanks for sharing

[@Vincent112june]

Very useful indeed.

[@JohnCollins-iy1pw]

Interesting to see what Kelvin level you have your monitor set at, and the type of calibration you use?

[@inaffinityforaffinityphoto3220]

I calibrate with a DataColor Spyder Elite 5. Kelvin I think is 6500.