Help required removing graduated colour cast

Larry was there alot of red and gold

I fiddled with it , but think I am off on those colors not sure..

Peano where are you :>))
Chicken lady calling:>)))

 

I don't have a calibrated system here at work, but this is a prime example for the removal of color cast via Lab mode in Photoshop.

 

Well I got it out with lab also but still not sure what the colors of red and gold should be

 

Make a curve adjustment layer, and use a gradient as a mask  

 

Here is another way to retouch this image. It basically involved selective: color desaturation, burn/dodge of shadow-mid-highlights, color replacement via painting, sharpening,

Original


Retouch




open hue/sat menu and select blue in drop down menu. Next click eyedropper on blue cast shown with the asterisk




desaturate the blue background rendering it a monotone grey



next select your dodge tool and choose highlights



Do a dodging of the background area you want to lighten



use magic wand to select the monotone area you want to add color. Then use the select similar function in the select menu. Use eyedropper to select a gold tone from your image


Select a paintbrush with a 3 -7 opacity and paint over the monotone areas.


Then finish your retouch with selective burn dodge saturation sharpen.



Regards

RFC

 

Robert
That is the way i did it. But i think i have the colors sat to much
Thanks for the tut

 

Hi Gale,

To be totally honest....when I post process...I just wing it  


Regards

RFC

 

Larry you never said how much red and yellow(gold) is in the actual
For my own curiosity to see how close I got. You were there not me:>)))

 

Awww thanks

Think Robert nailed it then