How to edit with the TONE CURVES | Lightroom & Photoshop Tutorial

A detailed tutorial on how to use and edit with the Photoshop and Lightroom tone curve. I will talk about how to correct the exposure in photographs using the RGB curve and how to create specific styles or looks using the individual color channels.
It is a fairly complex topic and tool, so it is a somewhat long video. I hope you like it, guys.
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[@ibrahimmoh4760]

You saved my editing journey 👌

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Yeah, the Tone Curve can be a bit tricky. Glad I could help.

[@mustafakamal8608]

So color tone curve can be used for color grading / split toning?

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Sure, but remember that you're also changing exposure/contrast with the curves.