Using Color Profile to Make Your Images POP!

Struggling with your images looking a little flat and want to give them a pop? In this video, Jason Ulsrud will show you how to easily and quickly give your images a pop using Photoshop’s color profile, then see how to vary this effect to your liking. Once you try this simple effect on your photos, I guarantee you won’t see them the same again. Enjoy and thanks for tuning in to the Creative Portrait.
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[@artistwithcameras]

I don't know why this channel doesn't have 100,000 more viewers. This guy is a genius.

[@Photillustrator]

You're very nice. Thank you.

[@patricialegault7410]

Why not just work in RGB colour mode to begin with? Is this different?

[@Photillustrator]

Yes, this effect only works if you're initially in sRGB then assign a profile of Adobe RGB. Not sure why but it works that way.