Correcting Color with Neutral Gray

By Matt Kloskowski · Issue: March/April 2011 (V8N2)

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Removing color casts with Levels is as easy as a couple of clicks, and our layer trick will help when that gray just can’t be found.

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Related Tags: color correction, levels

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2 Replies to Correcting Color with Neutral Gray:

Roberta
April 24, 2011 at 9:22 pm

Takes a few steps but this produces amazing results. Thanks Matt.
Marilyn
May 17, 2011 at 9:07 am

i have not had a chance to read this PDF as of yet, But have experimented with the Neutral Gray and it gives a whole new element to the photo.

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