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Photo Editing Style three clicks only

Photo Editing Style three clicks only
Photo Editing Style three clicks only

When  you are  on your computer one day, scrolling through pictures looking for inspiration when suddenly you're like whoa.

 I love the way this picture looks so you go out snap a few pics and sit down to edit but then you're like damn I don't really know how to get that look well today we're learning how to get that look it's literally three clicks and under 15 seconds to do it.

Roll that intro we don't have time for the intro we're on the clock here all right guys let's get started with this and let's make it quick once you've imported both your original photo and your reference photo into Photoshop.

 It's literally only three clicks to get a matching or very close result so for this example I have a picture of Loch de Triomphe in Paris and I use the reference from a photographer I really like Alain pol endure the guy's a very unique editing style he likes to bring out the oranges and sort of desaturate a lot of the other colors loved his style.

So we're gonna make this picture look as close to Alan's style as we can so once you have your picture open and your reference open all you have to do is go to the top go to image click one slide over to adjustments match color click two and then go to the source section right over here and find your source image which which in this case is Alan falender click 3 so once you've done.

Those three clicks your image should look very close to if not exactly the same as the image you're working from as a reference you can adjust the luminance\ color intensity fade and even click neutralize in some cases to get a closer result if it's a little bit off but other than that you just hit OK and boom you've replicated that editing style.

Now a little bit of a disclaimer nsometimes you're gonna get whacky results and usually this happens if your reference photo is way off from the photo you've taken for example your photo is a portrait outside in the daytime and the reference photo you're using is a nighttime landscape you might get something that looks like this but the good news is most of the time you can play with things like hue saturation ,curves,  levels and sort of balance off

That image and you know if it's not exactly bang on you can find a happy medium and honestly that's all there is to it ladies and gents so if you found this helpful hit that like button subscribe if you're not already and I'll catch you guys in the next one you know come to think of it we probably did have time for the full introduction. thank you for your time.

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