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Color Grading Using Look Up Tables in Photoshop
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Color Grading Using Look Up Tables in Photoshop

Giving your photos the professional look
Created byPete Jepson
Last updated 2/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • How to use look up tables in Photoshop
  • How to create and save your own look up table files (LUT files)
  • How to create a good starting point for a professional color grade
  • How to create impressive black and white photography

Course content

4 sections10 lectures52m total length
  • Introduction2:07
  • Photoshop Version0:30

Requirements

  • Photoshop CS 6 is the minimum but Photoshop CC is preferred (If you don't have this software you can download a 30 day trial version at Adobe's website)
  • Photoshop CS 6 can be used to apply look up tables
  • Photoshop CC is required to save out your own look up tables
  • A basic knowledge of Photoshop would be an advantage but is not a requirement

Description

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.

Free music used from bensound

Who this course is for:

  • If you are wanting to improve the look of your photographs so that they stand out from the crowd then this course is for you
  • You might take the occasional photo on your phone or you could be a professional photographer, this course is for everyone
  • All you need is a passion for learning
  • The course is in English, however, even if English is not your first language it is easy enough to follow the step by step visuals to complete the tasks