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Removing yellow color cast?
I took some photos for a friend's baptism yesterday. The photos turned out alright, but they all have a yellow cast from the indoor lighting. What is the easiest method to remove the yellow? I'm sure the way I'm doing it is NOT the simplest method. Thanks.
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I use an action for a lot of mine, but you can futz with a color adjustment layer pretty easily in Photoshop. Levels (for white balance) can also help.
eta; If you use adjustment layers and find a combination that you think works well on all of them with minor tweaking, you can record your own action and run a batch process to do them all at once. Very speedy. Last edited by krystalhartley; 09-21-2013 at 07:47 PM. |
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I do the same as Krystal. the color of paint in my house lends itself well to yellow casts so I have an action of my own that works pretty well for my house settings.
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Or just add in a blue cooling filter, remember that you can change the opacity or add another layer if necessary.
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If there is a known "white" in the photo... I use the Enhance >> Adjust Color >> Remove Color Cast (that is in PSE, though)... I think Heather did a Tutorial on it...
oh, yes.. here it is - https://www.sweetshoppedesigns.com/t...and-lightroom/
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Most times I will add a Color Balance adjustment layer and use the slides to correct color.
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You guys are awesome. Thank you!
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In PS I use the Photo Filter via an adjustment layer and in LR, I adjust the tint. Almost all of my photos are edited in LR first, so adjusting the tint is my primary method.
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