Many people are familiar with using curves for adjusting contrast and
tonal values, but we can also adjust colour with curves in a very nice way. By selectively
adjusting the RGB channels we can quickly emphasize or de-emphasize colour and
take more control of how it appears. This isn't colour-correction: we're
not making pictures appear neutral. Instead, we're going to use colour
to add mood to a scene. In this tutorial,
you'll learn how to creatively and expressively adjust colour with Tone Curves in Lightroom.
Before a colour adjustment
In
our example, however, we do start with a colour-corrected, normalized
image, as above. The picture looks fine: contrast is good, we've
adjusted the white balance to a neutral point, and there are no big
pre-exisiting colour casts in the image. Evaluating a "not-to-anything"
image lets us decide what aspects of the picture we want to bring out
with colour.
Check out the video to see where we go with this image!
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