#Photoshop adjust color to match professional#

The right mouse button removes the applied colors from the reference image, while the left mouse button applies them. Masking Brush: allows you to mask in or out certain areas of your image, depending on which mouse button you are pressing.Pan and Zoom: once engaged, it allows you to zoom into your image with the roll of a mouse wheel and move around your image without the need for a hotkey.The left-hand side of the window consists of four tools. The interface is uncluttered, which is a benefit, as you are simply looking to focus on the edited color grade instead of faffing around trying to get a finished result.

If you are happy with the results at this stage, simply Save As, but in all honesty, how often does that happen? Once the image is selected, it's time to load your reference image, and that is it. The panel is launched via a shortcut on the desktop for me, as I'm running Photoshop Beta, and provides very clear instructions. The results you are looking for with this plugin can be easily achieved thanks to the simple approach of the UI, and each one does exactly what you need it to quickly and efficiently.

#Photoshop adjust color to match professional#

In no way does this detract from the professional color grading that goes on behind the scenes, and I wouldn't even say that it comes close to what professionals can achieve, but it does bring the entire process of superfast color matching to us end users and allows you to achieve in a matter of minutes what would normally take some considerable time. In fact, by simply adjusting four sliders, you can get the results you are seeking in next to no time and apply them to a whole host of images. This is what the new AI plugin from Retouch4Me, Color Match, will allow you to do, not only for images but also for video as well, and I can't stress how quickly and effectively it does it.