Ajouter un calque de réglage Correspondance de couleur
Ouvrez une image dans Photoshop. Cliquez ensuite sur l’icône Créer un calque de remplissage ou de réglage dans le panneau Calques, et choisissez Correspondance de couleur.
Choisir une option de correspondance de couleur
Dans le panneau Propriétés, choisissez l’une des tables de correspondance de couleur disponibles.
Remarque : trois catégories de tables de correspondance sont proposées, chacune contenant différents paramètres prédéfinis que vous pouvez tester sur vos photos. L’option Fichier 3DLUT contient la plupart des paramètres prédéfinis. Si cette option est désactivée, vérifiez que votre image est en mode colorimétrique RVB (Image > Mode > Couleurs RVB).
Choisir un paramètre prédéfini Correspondance de couleur
Sélectionnez un paramètre prédéfini dans la table de correspondance de couleur choisie. Pour créer le nouvel aspect de votre photo, Photoshop met en correspondance les couleurs de l’image avec celles du paramètre prédéfini.
Testez différents paramètres prédéfinis pour trouver celui qui s’adaptera le mieux à votre photo. Dans notre exemple, nous avons choisi le paramètre prédéfini « Crisp_Winter.look » pour rehausser l’éclat du bleu et donner une impression de fraîcheur à l’image.
Parfaire le réglage
Utilisez les options de mode de fusion et d’opacité du panneau Calques pour peaufiner le réglage.
Conseil : enregistrez votre image au format PSD ou TIFF pour pouvoir affiner les réglages Correspondance de couleur ultérieurement. Vous pouvez également enregistrer une autre copie de la photo dans un format différent, comme JPEG et PNG, pour la publier en ligne.
Pour ajuster les paramètres Correspondance de couleur, double-cliquez sur l’icône en regard du calque Correspondance de couleur dans le panneau Calques.
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