Removing a Colour Cast Using Levels

[@photodom2000]

I love these photo's from the 1970's. Takes me back to my heyday of long hair (any hair,) flares and platform shoes.

[@johnrasmussen3752]

Still valid today in 2018 .. Made me understand my tools better. Thanks
PS .. I am also "old" and have many many many similar now important moments captured badly on film.

[@stevosd60]

Great to see a video on recovering old slide photos and not how to tweek a Raw image, which anyone can do. Thanks for the post 😘

[@Pittsburghestatesale]

Thanks for this tutorial , well done. My photoshop looks a little different but I can definitely find my way to these adjustments.

[@anksuroy4681]

Very lengthy video..could be shorter one and the presenter is also very talkative.

[@113dmg9]

Hey. Late 70's is not old!

[@DigitalHugoTv]

excellent video very good explanation, he is a good tutor sir

[@arcsw]

What will happen if we apply cyan filter as cyan is opposite of red?

[@derekrowlands1189]

Great video thanks very much, I wouldn’t have thought results would be so good.

[@aleksadesignmtl]

Thank you very much!

[@sandrampillay2652]

Thank you for this tutorial. Will try to follow your methods for my projects.

[@natebot321]

This is super helpful for removing color shifts in old slides! Thank you!

[@kaybrown5637]

I think it's easier to fix the color cast if it's a red / yellow cast. But photos with a magenta cast are nearly impossible to fix.

[@5allyanne]

Green is easy too. Blue and yellow not so easy

[@clem02031964]

Excellent, thank you

[@bojanlalic1191]

Well done! ;)

[@alexgunner8053]

В 2014 у него был XP .

[@kaybrown5637]

This is the first time I've had a tough time following a tutorial. I've been using CS6 wince 2012 and usually don't have a problem following tutorials, but I just couldn't follow this one. Too many tabs opened, jumping back and forth from one feature to another, etc.

[@MattyBoy7777]

Thanks for the feedback, constructive criticism is always welcome.