Also, you can try the Ps ai/neural tool/filter 'colorize' to auto color images....try converting to B&W and then adjust colors to match your "correct" lo-res sample.

Others have good ideas and maybe combine those with: Try up-sampling (like gigapixel ai or other program to increase resolution; including Ps) on the lo-res images to match the other image size/resolu

Since you mentioned scripts, any new words on converting PPW to new Ps UXP format for use in CC2022 and beyond? I know current PPW does run in Ps ver.23, But panel only sized correctly if win10 OS 'di

Another very good reason to keep prev. Ps version (if you use 3D at all in Ps) is to have full 3D capability...as 3D is being deprecated/removed in Ps per Adobe. Doug Schafer

I remember a PTC (Photoshop Training Channel) video on You Tube, months ago, that changed target colors to match colors in another image so as to get better color matching for composited images....but

Probably a good idea, especially for illustrations. But, my go to program for cloud/sky generation is "Bryce" It is an old but still useful prog that runs just fine on win10. Also, Corel Painter (now

I enjoyed both 2020 and 2021 exercises. 2021 was another great learning set of images and entrants/entries and feed-backs. And special thanks to Dan for hosting, analyzing, providing reviews, and offe

I am one who forgot to take heed to "check" "final" image for auto tone....and agree it is a test, not a certainty; but does indicate if a change should be made. And also to note: there are options fo

Once again my compliments to Dan for taking so much time and effort to help us all learn and do better; via many different images. If learning wasn't so much fun, I might have gotten frustrated trying

Mine is #1008 I did a Google/Bing search of images of Peruvian children skin colors, and after measuring several samples, I settled on colors I used in my image; also accounting for the cheeks reflect

"So that lead me to wonder how many in this group are using the dark interface and if that is having a noticeable effect in how we are making and evaluating our corrections? " . . . . I use the dark i

Mine is # 801 and I was pleased to see mine aligned well with par #834 as I took an approach to get the best of cloudy misty foggy dawn yet be able to see the colorful foreground, against a contrastin

I did a good look at all and have comments and a question. I think many got it quite right or close. But there were 2 groups that seemed to either get the colors wrong (inconsistent with landscape sce

Aha, and one more question regarding blending for intelligent par image: do you ever do 'masked blending' to add emphasis of just one part of an image? (i.e. to use just the "unusual cleverness" parts

Dan, I appreciate your answer and it drives me to ask more...although I "think" I know the answer. To achieve “individual acts of unusual cleverness” to remain, I would think if the multiple images av

Dan, what magic you work with your knowledge and skills. Thanks for your generous efforts to not only host the images and reviews; but also your insight and feedback for each of us and for providing a

Our home photo album is a digital display that changes images every 15 seconds...turns off if nobody around, wakes up if you walk by, sleep mode at night. We simply manage a folder of images shared by

Mine is # 408. With photo title ("beach at sunset") and sky colors, I knew the sunset was as important as the girl in view, so I tried to make it a sunset scene with bright colorful, but dusk sky, and

#case-study-results

1) For each of #308, #309, and #336, I request that you assign a letter grade (A+ is best, C- is worst because I don’t think there are any Ds or Fs here) *Overall color feeling? 308 309 336 *Presentat

I don't have access to Dan's books (they are at home and I'm on vacation). So now I'm curious...I now have Lab #s memorized and a handy cheat sheet if I forget....but I have no clue what the equivalen