Lab color for super saturation: Photoshop retouching:

[devonmale69]

first is not "lab colour" as you say it but "L. A. B. colour"

you also forget to point out this is a destructive method and can not be undone, as in using layers.

[kam4all]

i love it...................thanks

[benoitarchambault]

Thanks!! That's a real nice pro trick!

[RoccoDaOne]

It was a very good one for me, thanks a lot!!!

[hakei432]

@RoccoDaOne a very good one indeed :)

[ed3053]

that is really interesting. i also learn more from these tutorials than i did in photoshop class

[Deepthroat1990]

thanks for this tutorial...really helped me out!

[sgdasa]

Very useful. Thanks!

[pulmonq2]

what's sad is I learn more from these free youtube videos than I ever did in my Photoshop class in college. gay.

[GsBBoyDan]

Photography classes suck. actualy school sucks. lol I've learned so much more out of it then in it.

[elwoodetubes]

good tip I hadnt thought of using brightness contrast, I was using levels in lab to avoid fiddling with curve points but this is a good way thanks

[twelveofdiamonds]

that was great, i did not know that, and it did make a great difference! Personallly, i would have lowered the A channel in lab colors, because the lips looked like they were to red, and the white glasses seemed to much, but i see how this is really useful!

[mrbling608]

Thanks man love your videos. Helping a noob like me out. One question though, in some of your videos you increase/decrease brush sizes without the slider. How can this be done? thanks again.

[ranash1995]

Use the [ and ] keys for increasing and decreasing the brush sizes. If you aren't using and English language keyboard, you will need to define two keys to do the job. Edit>Keyboard Shortcuts and select Tools from the dropdown list. Then head on down to the bottom of the list and choose the keys you want for Increase brush size and Decrease brush size.

[mrbling608]

thanks alot man.

[SeraphFalls]

Very nice

Working in different modes can get confusing but that really helped