The Channel Mixer

The channel mixer is maybe the most powerful color enhancement tool in Photoshop, and the one that's used the least! Get up to speed with the channel mixer and it will be your "go to" tool for all your color adjustments from now on.

[@bala1000mina]

Awesome tutorial Chris! I love the way you explain the matter, clear and easy to understand! Thank you so much! God bless you and good luck!

[@Surayyaaaa]

nice job thanks

[@nguyhung]

Thank you very much. I was looking for tutorials which explain color channel mixer. And this is the only tutorial on Earth that goes deep into this. I have learnt a lot from this. Thanks. You are a good teacher.

[@LaMoccacino]

Thank you so much, this was really reaaaaaally helpful ^^

[@nunsjki]

Thank you! The channel mixer is clearly explained by you and this helped me a lot!

[@russelsteward3412]

Brilliant handling of a potentially complex adjustment.

[@photol8514]

The best explanation of CM I´ve found, thanks!!!

[@grahamh7041]

brilliant explanation - thank you !!

[@ligbang]

good job!

[@AndersonLasso]

very very good explained, I just didn't loke the magenta parta hahaha was just too much for me, but it was perfect to understand what you meant. regards

[@potdenutella2288]

thank you

[@cinema8564]

Many thanks for this very helpful tutorial. So helpful because few tutorials articulate well the details of HOW STUFF WORKS!!! Drives me nuts sometimes--for example, other tutorials on this subject--to hear verbal descriptions that are little better than jiberish. Seriously, you speak deliberately, clearly and with some precision. Others, not so much. Reminds me also of Simon Ubsdell who is a video colorist with many excellent tutorials, with one on the Fusion Custom Tool, (ua-cam.com/video/01RZ2m6U7aI/v-deo.html) in which he, as you do here, describes it as possibly the most powerful tool in Fusion but one which few people seem to be familiar. This tool, like your description of the Color Mixer tool, deals with the actual numbers that control and comprise the image look. And when one has even a little understanding of the concepts, which your tutorial helps to impart, one's ability to SEE the effect in one's mind's eye increases--even before one makes the adjustment. And so one has at least a guess as to what likely needs to be done. And one can more confidently approach an image because there is some understanding of just HOW STUFF WORKS. Thanks again, so much!!! Mike