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Photoshop cc 2019 MASTER coloring in 7 min

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In this photoshop cc 2019 tutorial, I’ll show you how to make your images pop like crazy. A huge problem that photographers have is creating images that have one washed over color tone. You will see this a lot on social media where filters will be put over the top of images. The way that professionals color is completely different. When you separate out your colors individually it will make a world of difference.

Within any version of Adobe Photoshop cc you’ll be able to do this technique. What we will be doing is separating out the colors using layers and then individually painting in the colors. This can be achieved by creating a layer mask as well and then painting in the color you want.

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If you want to get better and master this technique then I suggest getting the download file that I provided above and practice along with me.

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Josh Rossi
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34 responses to “Photoshop cc 2019 MASTER coloring in 7 min”

  8. How not to do it!
    A 25.8MB image from the start, blown up to 1.6GB, with maybe 30 layers + blank masks.
    MASTER coloring in 7 min…. hehe lol
    But don't worry, the PS layer limit depends on your machine, the image size, etc… So you maybe able to fit another 7970 layers in the panel…:-)

  11. What a great video, as far as i know, in Photoshop, a document's color mode determines which color model is used to display and print the image you're working on. Photoshop bases its color modes on the color models that are useful for images used in publishing.

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