Strong Color Cast Removal

[@Morbius1963]

Great! I can follow it. A lot of tutorials are too fast and "Look at how clever I am" using shortcuts etc. Speaking to people who hardly need this level of advice. Tim is a genuine teacher. Thank you.

[@Flux_One]

Using the complimentary color is a great solution 👍

[@dansabedra5478]

Thank you very much for speaking perfect English. Easy to follow instructions. This is simple. Other videos are 10 minutes long for the same effect. Would love to had you as a teacher in college.

[@miketurner3065]

Brilliant. By far the simplest and most effective solution I have seen.

[@metometo7792]

I know the video is kind of old but it is one of the best and most informative videos that I have watched. Thank you very very much.

[@Knightmessenger]

I agree. Without it, I wouldn't have had a clue where to start with Gimp.

[@MrJono1999]

I find this to be one of the hardest issues to resolve. This video has helped a lot. Thank you.

[@magazinekitchen]

One of the best tutorial videos I have seen. It is quick, clear, concise, and to the point. And this method is better than any other I've seen on other videos about removing color cast with Photoshop. Thanks for sharing!

[@AndrewWayneV]

Thanks a million. I know this was made in 2009 but it is still relevant today and help me a lot.

[@songmaster143]

Wow...many thanks Tim - you're 'The Man'. I'm a long-time user of PS but only know a fraction of it's capabilities and people like you are a godsend to us lot...thanks again!

[@uniquetorres4305]

songmaster143 n ?))))!?))!!)9

[@dragonthc]

simple, easy and precise. Thank you for not wasting my time.

[@peterdavidson5489]

Very helpful Tim, I can think of dozens of photos from the 70's that can benefit from your advice, thank you.

[@cyrildadunn4978]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Many of my children"s photos have turned this exact color. Now when I'm scanning I can fix them. 🌸

[@TheThinkersBible]

This is a useful technique I'll utilize along with using Curves and Levels to do color balance. Thanks for sharing!

[@TheKittydew]

This is the most useful tutorial on the entire internet. Thank you so much for sharing this! :D

[@mwroberts]

What a great method of removing the color cast. Thank you.

[@enthusiaticbeginner]

For whatever reason, Tim, I have not yet been able to work it's magic on my particular image. Having watched carefully your procedure, I have faith in it. There does not appear anything more recent on the subject, except those concentrating on the face. Best regards, Jim

[@snakeblade88]

Okay Tim that was WAY too easy!! Thank you sooooo much for this amazing tip! I've been messing around with channel mixer, hue/sat adjustment layers ad nauseum all to no avail, this did the trick, you saved our family portrait (next time I'll pull out the gray card instead of just leaving it in the bag...

[@tkbelll]

Thanks, seven years old, and still helping people!

[@Teeb2023]

Really? He looks at least thirty. ;-)

[@sonyapencheva5240]

This is amazing! Thanks for sharing this technique, it works great!

[@ckelin13]

Thank you so much for this extremely helpful and concise video. I have been trying for some time to find help with this in my balancing of colour negatives after capture. I have had some reasonable success with taking a shot of a blank portion of the negative and white balancing on the positive of that but I think your way will be better.

[@mrshill424]

Thank you! This has helped me greatly in editing an old family photo. However I did have a slight issue while following your direction. In PSE 10 the invert button was found under; Layer, New Adjustment Layer and Invert. Once I figured that part out, everything went very smoothly.

[@theBigNine]

thank you!

[@lowbar77]

Quick, simple, and too the point. Great video! Thanks.

[@janw.9890]

Thanks for such a straight forward explanation. Worked brilliantly.

[@JimRobbinsPhotography]

Quick and easy, AND IT WORKS! Thanks.

[@timmis1971]

Short, sweet and spot on!! Top job!!

[@Picotee810]

Wow, I didn't know it can be done this way, thank you.

[@gregneilson2253]

Brilliant - simple and works remarkably well. Why isn't this a standard feature in PhotoShop?

[@sam_6480]

WOW thanks!!! the result is amazing, I almost give up for that photo,

[@reygood1]

Wow! Thanks! One of the most valuable short videos!

[@Mirekklimas87]

Simple great tip and straight to the point . TY

[@ColonelKlink100]

Very useful! Wish I had come across this much earlier. Thanks for making this VERY useful video.

[@iRahz.]

Amazing tutorial. Helped me so much. Thank you!

[@natebot321]

SUPER helpful and such a quick, straightforward guide. Thank you!!

[@sanjaymj]

Nicely explained. It worked very well. Thank you Tim .

[@brianarsenault9281]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing such a valuable piece of information.

[@CraftsDotCupCake]

OMG, Simply Awesome. Thank you for this quick and easy tutorial!!!

[@NIKONGUY1960]

very impressive. I'll have to work on old family fotos using this method. Thanks for posting this.

[@christiantakata8855]

Wow, I had an image that was so hard to edit with the recent youtube tutorials, and this 12 yr old video saved my photo hahahha, thanks.

[@bennjanse]

Thank you so much - This is the correct process, but i am too stupid to figure it out myself - thanks for the guidance - Ben, South Africa

[@Knightmessenger]

I have found that you can also get good results by using "Grain Merge" or "Overlay" with the layer mode in addition to the "color" one for your solid color mask. Overlay can also adjust the exposure but it's not as strong overall as color.

[@MelanieKiernan01]

Great clear video! thanks

[@owensavill429]

Wow! So simple but so brilliant

[@PhaBaria]

Nice thinking, Tim-thanks.

[@WorldFederal]

best Color Cast Removal video

[@HealthBook-wg4oi]

wow very nice and easy and best

[@GetBusyLiving]

Super helpful! Thank you so much!

[@hafizshakeelahmad5289]

short and easy, thanks for sharing.

[@debz6110]

THANK YOU THANK YOU!!

[@lil----lil]

THANK YOU> Amazing tutorial. One that ACTUALLY WORKS!

[@DanishWidow]

Your tutorial really helped me with a difficult assignment. thanks.

[@homemovies751]

Very clever.

[@geraldoluiz55a]

Wow, very simple! Thanks a lot.

[@juliemaresco821]

Mine made the color look a lot better, but it made the image look a little less defined. Any reasons for that?

[@kphodges2]

This was an excellent video and I learned a lot. Looking forward to more. Keep up the good teaching.

[@mallan6277]

That is brilliant, man. Thanks for the tip!

[@jctalk18]

so if my negative films have strong green colour casting, i just have to use the opposite color like red ?

[@grace4et]

is there a way to get a stain out of a picture that was caused by the pic soaking up color from colored candles that it was laying between?

[@TomGibson7777TG]

I wonder if this would also work with adjusting night star images or any night images were there is a shift in WB?

[@johneymute]

yeah sure the original looked very monochrome but the adjusted version looks good. maybe id you,re also able to adjust each color individualy,you can get great results either.

[@orbart5757]

cool technique . easy to make an action for too

[@ChadWork1]

Cool tip Tim! Mark Larson told me about it.

[@Jackques]

Excellent!

[@LeeKlement]

Holy Crap! That's brilliant!

[@kentitto9181]

your video is amazing but i cant understand which app were u using can u plz tell me the app plz i have a lot of pics with strong color cast which need to be restored immediatey

[@crecart2889]

He is using Adobe Photoshop.

[@billarasz]

amazing and easy tutorial, thanks

[@CynicalCadaver17]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you so much!

[@Francisco23997]

Thanks, man!! This is a never ending learning process. I thought the only way was using curves. BTW, in this case, do you think this approach is better than using curves?

[@cathymackinven714]

This is really good, thank you for sharing

[@VanEssa-ox9dm]

Thank you sir Tim for an easy to follow tutorial, very helpful.. godbless :)

[@Live_for_Learn_everyday]

Thank you so much

[@wildernesswordsmith]

Yeah, Wow! I did this using PS Elements 6. Thanks very much, W.

[@rezajafaripaneza3607]

Thanks Tim

[@onegist]

Thanks so much!

[@prashantshah9090]

Thank you! @UCJn08bLgaU0HShvRMBrxdDw This has helped me greatly in editing an old family photo. However I did have a slight issue while following your direction. In PSE 10 the invert button was found under; Layer, New Adjustment Layer and Invert. Once I figured that part out, everything went very smoothly.

[@RedbullandTwizzlers]

Thank you so so so much!

[@erfut]

Great tip man, thank you

[@mendreva]

Many thanks.

[@bettywisse]

Very cool !!!

[@uniquetorres4305]

Betty Wisse v. n .

[@carolinavelazquez2826]

Amazing!! Thank you!

[@bt10ant]

Great....thanks

[@klarab3599]

wow!!! this is brilliant. thanks.

[@LaughingPsycho]

Now that is a crafty way to do it. :)

[@maharshi3180]

Much better way

[@qbukhari]

Thanks alot !!!!

[@00963mhy]

Amazing result :) thanks

[@stu6097]

"varial print using flatbed scanner" What was the last part you said? What does that mean? "varial print" and is there something wrong with flatbed scanners?

[@eevagirl]

Fan-Blooming-Tactic!

[@leythecg]

amazing, thanks a lot

[@jfoxxieluv07]

what program are you using?

[@christinahammond8954]

Thank You! This was so easy :)

[@malikg4u]

Superb easy

[@113dmg9]

Awesome

[@Mr18101983]

Superb

[@FashionGHANA]

Wow, you are a legend!

[@tomcruz3774]

This is genius

[@kielmrd482]

Whatvapp did you use

[@ArcanePath360]

Fantastic

[@BhullaBeghal]

Brilliant!

[@BigRob1962]

How would I do this with GIMP?