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right, tonal values. Did you think I was speaking about something other than lights or darks?

I use that as well. In fact, there are several techniques I didn't go into simply because there isn't time to cover every one. I felt these would be the quickest!

Glad you enjoyed it Phiron!

Hi Laura, that's a great observation. I haven't run into that problem yet. Do you have an example you can email me so I can check it out and visually see what you're referring to? Thanks! You can email me at scuroprof@gmail.com

Excellent observation! And yes, that's probably the best practice - although sometimes I get excited about a project and forget. I normally do make copies of my background layers, in addition to using the history brush or save multiple versions at different stages. In this tutorial I totally forgot!

Hahaha I'm making a video about that soon! :)

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@Frank Orlando instablaster :)

Thank you!!

@@PhoFessor Can you make a review video for the cinematic pictures and the grading for this movie. " The Lady Of heaven" 2M views at trailer

@@samr_-zi6zm Wow, just watched the trailer! Absolutely stunning coloring. I noticed several different color palettes in the trailer: there is a teal blue one for the early present day fight scenes, then there is a warm tone for the battles on the sands, another one for the scenes with Fatima and another with the young boys that seem more contemporary. Which set would you like me to do? Or, if you can upload a screenshot, I can more easily see what you're after.

Ah, interesting idea Norma! I'll look into that. What kind of color cast are you referring to? Like discoloration on an old color photo?

@@PhoFessor I don't know about Norma, but I'm trying to restore old color poloroids from the 60s and 70s that are fading away. Some also have what I can only describe as a chemical or color streaking into the image. Thanks!

Thank you Jay!! Let me know if you'd like to hear about anything else!

@Maura Kabala It is a little labor intensive and probably not meant for a multiple image job but it's great when you're working on one piece. :)

Thank you kind sir! Let me know if you have any suggestions for tutorials you'd like to see!

Amazing technique using curves, keep making tutorials like this. 👏

I'm glad it helped John :)

Hey, thanks! I really appreciate it Kai!

Glad you enjoyed it! Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to see!

I own Affinity photo, absolutely love it! I helped beta test it years ago.

Thanks!

thank you very much Cleret! Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to see!

@@PhoFessor sure thank you

Glad you enjoyed it! and thanks for following!

Sure!

I'll include it in the description :)

@@PhoFessor thank you so much!

You're so welcome!!

Thank you! If you have any other suggestions for videos, or things you'd like to try, just let me know!

You're so welcome Leon! I'd love to see some of your work and maybe how you've applied this tutorial.

absolutely, I'll put something up this next week!

Bem vindo ao meu canal! O Brasil é um lugar lindo. :) Vou tentar falar mais devagar para que você possa entender melhor.

@@PhoFessor obrigadaa ❤️

Thanks Ed! Do you use a similar process when you edit? It's so great hearing other techniques from others because they broaden my education. The next couple of episodes will be with the same image, burning and dodging and makeup and then an episode on color grading.

Well, this subject's skin was pretty flawless. I'd say the dodge and burn 3-5 mins, color grade 3-5 mins and frequency sep would depend on skin quality. I've spent anywhere from a couple of minutes to probably 25 minutes on that!