The BEST Saturation Method for Photography

In this episode I show how to accurately measure saturation, how to avoid being fooled by optical illusions of color, and how to safely correct for areas of over-processing. Below are links mentioned in the video:
Online courses on Real Estate Photography:
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My books on Real Estate Photography:
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Mastering Color in Photography:
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Recent tutorial on white balance and color:
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[@dataventurer9998]

I have been studying several of your color cast and white balance tutorials this weekend, taking notes. This appears to be your most recent one addressing saturation. There is some Deep Magic here! I usually watch at 1.25 to 1.5 speed. I needed to slow this one down to catch all your moves. Thank you for your very helpful tips! I will turn the steps that I can into Actions for quick application. More of your videos to watch today!

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Thanks! Bear in mind that there isn't one technique that will work in all cases, so it's best to learn as many methods to correct color cast, and then know how one might work better for various circumstances.

[@cephotographyuk]

Thank you Nathan for all your amazing and informative content. Your depth of knowledge is invaluable…thanks for sharing it. Currently going through your books and paid tutorials…real game-changing stuff. Chris in the UK 👍

[@NathanCoolPhoto]

Thanks Chris, and you're very welcome!

[@mihalydozsa2254]

I had issues with dehaze had a wery different look on basically the same image miliseconds apart from a plane window, one of them was more yellow.