PS Color balance tool to quickly correct the blue photo

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After you import the original image, click the background layer, drag it down onto the Create new Layer button, and when you release it, you can see a duplicate layer on the layers panel--"background copy." Next, click the Create new Fill or adjust layer button below the floating panel, select the color Balance command from the pop-up menu, and then click to eject the color balance panel, and a color Balance 1 layer appears on the layers panel. Select the midtones option on the color Balance panel, drag the cyan-red slider to the right, and drag the yellow-blue slider to the end.

The second step is to select the "High light" option, drag the "Cyan-red" slider to the right to the end; drag the yellow-blue slider to the end of Zola

The third step is to select the shadow option and drag the cyan-red slider to the right to-8

Step fourth under the Floating panel area, click the Create new Fill or adjust Layer button, select the color Balance command from the menu that pops up, click the color Balance panel, and then a color Balance 2 layer appears on the layers panel.

Step Fifth Select the Midtones option, drag the cyan-red, magenta-green, and yellow-blue sliders to the right.

One last step

The above adjustment parameter is not strict standard, do not have to remember, but only uses a color palette tool The color technique, everybody can refine. I hope this shallow approach will help you a little.

Select the High light option, drag the cyan-red slider Zolaz-40, drag the magenta-green slider to the right and pull to +15, and drag the yellow-blue slider to the right to +33. As you can see, the original blue photos are basically corrected. If the reader needs to bring up their favorite tones, you can also try using the color balance tool to color

Final effect:

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