How I use the Tone Curve for final Adjustments - Photoshop Tutorial

[@PhreddCrintt]

Once again, a wonderful lesson in how one has so much control in an image Christian. You videos are - for me - a education. Thank you.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you so much!

[@CassidyHansen]

I hadn't seen Orton implemented this way before! Nice. Thanks for the tips!

[@deBurrows]

Interesting seeing a different kind of workflow this time. Nice result.

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

Thank you!

[@tonesvisuals8690]

Love your work mate 👍, keep up the great videos and thank you Sir 🙌

[@ThePhlogPhotography]

THank you!

[@Jodsderechte]

After following this tutorial i was able to Adjust my photos so well i should become a chiropractic

[@murugan1960]

you are making others fuzzy, by your tutorial, please make others wise, by creating simplicity

[@themilov]

Waste of time on one picture) so many resources. In my opinion original photo requires some shadow and highlights correction

[@CassidyHansen]

It's definitely a long time to spend on one photo; I do the same sometimes. I do agree that a quick shadows and highights adjustment would have looked great. Depends on what you're going for. Also, a lot of these steps could be made into actions; almost like how you might make presets for Lightroom. Once you develop a style and workflow, this edit wouldn't take nearly as long as it took to demonstrate it.