Japanese photo color matching course

Japanese photo toning course is as follows:

1, adjust the exposure: First, you need to choose the appropriate exposure according to the exposure of the photo. If the photo is too dark, you can increase the exposure; If the photo is too bright, you can reduce the exposure.

2. Adjust the contrast: Contrast is an important factor affecting the texture of photos. If the contrast of the photo is not enough, you can increase the contrast; If the contrast of the photo is too high, you can reduce the contrast.

3. Adjust the tone: The tone of Japanese photos is usually warmer, so the temperature of the tone can be raised appropriately. In addition, you can change the color of photos by adjusting the saturation and brightness.

4. Adjust skin color: In Japanese photos, skin color is usually very soft. You can use the dermabrasion tool to smooth the skin and the color balance tool to adjust the color of the skin.

5. Apply filters: Finally, you can use some Japanese filters to enhance the Japanese style of photos. These filters usually enhance color, contrast and brightness, and make skin tone softer.

Characteristics of Japanese photos:

1, bright colors: Japanese photos are usually very bright, giving people a fresh and lively feeling. When shooting, photographers usually choose to shoot in natural light to capture the most authentic colors.

2. Moderate contrast: The contrast of Japanese photos is usually moderate, neither too strong nor too soft. This can make the photos look more natural and comfortable.

3. Warm colors: Japanese photos are usually warm colors, giving people a warm and comfortable feeling. When shooting, photographers usually choose to do it in the morning or evening to capture the most beautiful sunrise and sunset.

4, the picture is simple: the picture of Japanese photos is usually very simple, without any clutter. Photographers usually choose some simple and clean scenes to shoot to highlight the theme.

5, attention to detail: Japanese photos pay great attention to the handling of details. When shooting, photographers usually choose some detailed scenes, such as flowers and trinkets. These details can enhance the texture and layering of photos.