Remove Any (Applied) Filter or Color Cast with Photoshop 2023 - Neural Filters (AI)
Channel: Curtis Pyke
Date: 20/07/2023

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Welcome back to another Photoshop tutorial! In this video, we tackle a common problem in photo editing: removing color casts or filters from your images. Using Adobe Photoshop's latest AI-powered Neural Filters, we make the process quick and easy. Watch the video to learn the ropes. 🖥️

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00:00 - 00:21: Introduction - We present a problem: a greenish color cast on an adorable puppy image. This green filter has been previously applied, and we show you how to remove it. There are multiple ways to achieve this, but we introduce you to a novel method.

00:21 - 00:36: Introduction to Neural Filters - You can make numerous adjustments, but we show you a more straightforward way: Photoshop's Neural Filters. Learn how to navigate to these filters and explore the variety of choices they offer.

00:36 - 01:02: Using the Colorize Filter - One of the neural filters, 'Colorize', is typically used for recoloring black and white photographs. But we show you how it can also remove color casts from colored images. See how the green filter vanishes almost instantly!

01:02 - 01:24: Tweaking the Colorize Filter - The Colorize filter isn't just for removing color casts—it can also help you recolor your image as you desire. We demonstrate how to adjust the saturation, modify hues, and balance colors to get the perfect result. This filter utilizes Adobe Sensei, Adobe's powerful AI technology, to make your job even easier.

01:24 - 01:26: Conclusion - Wrapping up our tutorial on removing color casts using Photoshop's Neural Filters. We hope you found it insightful and practical.

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