
Explore color grading with lookup tables in Photoshop to calibrate images and add contrast for a professional look. Learn to convert photos into warm, black-and-white, or sepia-toned styles using LUTs.
Apply a color grade to an image with a color look up adjustment layer in Photoshop, loading a 3D LUT and adjusting opacity, warmth, and vibrance for a warm look.
Experiment with Photoshop's color look up tables to apply and compare premade LUT presets, adjusting opacity to balance high-contrast, warm tones, and film stock effects.
Create and save your own color lookup tables (LUTs) in Photoshop using adjustment layers, curves, gradient maps, and hue/saturation, then export cube LUTs for video and games.
Apply the color lookup table created in the last session to a new photo in Photoshop, then save your own LUT as a dot cube for future use.
Learn to create high-contrast black and white photos in Photoshop using 3D lookup tables, opacity blends, and a final S-curve for stronger contrast.
Learn to create black and white looks from color photos in Photoshop using a color look up table, with adjustments, filters, curves, and channel mixer, then save a LUT.
Apply color look up adjustment layers to create a vintage sepia tone with warm candle light, foggy night atmosphere, and a gradient map-enhanced faded old photograph aesthetic.
In this course I will show you how to create and save your own professional look up tables to color grade any of your photos.
This can be as simple as adding a bit of contrast to your image or as complex as creating a vintage sepia tone effect.
Enrol on this course today to discover the professional way to color grade your photos using look up tables in Photoshop.
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