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Correcting white balance in Camera Raw

Correcting white balance in Camera Raw - Photoshop Tutorial

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Correcting white balance in Camera Raw

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- [Deke] All right, now I'll show you how to correct for the color cast of an image using the White Balance controls offered by the Camera Raw Filter. All right, so I'm going to turn off the two balance layers here, just by dragging over their eyeballs, inside the Layers panel, so that we can compare our camera raw to our most successful results so far which is auto color. All right, now I'll turn on the camera raw layer up here at the top of the stack and click on it to select it. This is by the way the uncorrected version of the grouper. And now I'll click inside this circle with my Eyedropper tool in order to lift that color that we're hoping to make neutral. Notice that it has a Hue value of 171 degrees and a Saturation of 39%. All right now, as opposed to going to the image adjustment submenu, I'm going to go to the filter menu instead and choose Camera Raw Filter. And notice that Camera Raw is taking up my…

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