And while with the majority of this article I discuss matching these photos together, you can use it for any number of projects, whether you use it on a set of images on a brochure, your website, a technical manual for your products or a large advertisement poster. Repeat this process for all the other images in the set, and you’ll have a presentation that has a level of polish that shows professionalism in your work.Īnd there you have it, the overall effect creates an effect of cohesion between the set of images that would not have otherwise been there before. You should note that the way your monitor displays an image doesn’t necessarily represent how the image will look like on paper.Īfter you’ve found settings to your liking, go ahead and confirm the changes, and you’ll have an image that matches the source image’s colors. I should disclaim here that adjusting the images like this does not guarantee a great print result. Anyway, after you’ve found the sweet spot, go ahead and click okay, and voila, you’ll have an edited photo that matches the color of the source image thanks to your efforts. There is no golden setting that will make things right, so a little play will be necessary. You’ll want to adjust the sliders according to your tastes, as settings for one photo may not work for another.
This will cause the image you are editing to adjust its color to the source image’s colors. This will bring up a dialogue window that at first seems a little innocuous at first, but you’ll want to look for a dropdown menu labelled “Source” near the bottom of the window, and select the source image’s filename that you’ve opened from Photoshop. Go ahead and navigate to the image you want to edit in Photoshop, and go to Image > Adjustments > Match Colors. Now let’s go ahead and start manipulating the photos to match the source image. You’ve got your image set loaded in Photoshop, and you’ve chosen in your mind the photo that you want to match the rest of the set to. Baker, as it has a variety of colors and with a solid balance of contrast and lightness.
PHOTOSHOP COLOR MATCH FULL
I went ahead and selected one of the full shots of Mt. Now that we’ve got the images loaded into Photoshop, you’ll want to look through them all and choose the photo that you want all the other photos to be matched to in color and tone. Why don’t you go ahead and open the four images in Photoshop. We can fix that with some simple changes in Photoshop, though. The photos themselves don’t look bad, but you can definitely tell that they aren’t matching one another in tone and color. Not too bad since they’re all of similar landscapes, but the colors/tone are different because they were taken from different angles, locations, and time of day. Here we have our set of images for an article explaining our escapades. Baker, and wanted to share a set of photos from the adventure with our co-workers (these are taken from my own stash). So, let us say that we’ve had a company hike over on Mt.
PHOTOSHOP COLOR MATCH PROFESSIONAL
We’ll be sharing a quick tip to help your content look more professional through the technique of color matching your photos using Adobe Photoshop. Keeping your advertising materials at a high caliber of professionalism can be a difficult thing to accomplish, especially when it comes to presenting new content to customers that haven’t been created/proofed by a marketer.
Design Tip: Color Matching Your Photos Using Photoshopīy Becky in Design, Marketing TIPS, Web, Scott Prindle
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