:D

@@Game_bugs001 I think PS developers have mandatory training with this guy so they understand what their product can actually do.

@@noskillzdad5504 I don't know , maybe :)

Hahaha :)

I swear it's true, who thought that something like this exists and possible in photoshop

Bhai he himself is indian, he is from Mumbai

He is Indian dude 😹

Lots to love to you too! All the very best :)

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Thank you so so much. Had the same problem and your saved my time.

diayana thresha - Glad someone benefitted from the shared knowledge. It was oh SO frustrating!

@@annettezeidman6156 how you did it? would you help me please?

Alysson Velasquez - Click on the edge of the Curves dialog box and drag it to make the dialog box wider.

Thank you :)

Partner probably

cuz he started using photoshop at 8

Find a few images of the tone you like (you can find them online, or from your own images), Bring them all into one PS document, side by side. Select with the lasso tool all the best looking mid-tones from their skin, no highlights or shadows. Then hit Cmd+J or "Layer Via Copy", then hold Cmd and click on the new Layer's icon in the Layer Panel. This just selects all pixels - you can also right click on the icon and look for "select all pixels", next go to the Filter menu, them Blur options, and select Average. This will render one Solid color (the Average of the skin tones you selected). Finally create a curves adjustment layer, click on the Hand icon, then hold Shift+Option (on a mac) and click anywhere on the color (just as long as you don't have a super-large selection area... best to click far from the edges) Now you will be able to read your RGB values off of the screen. You can use these numbers and follow Unmesh's instructions, you don't actually need the color swatch, just the numbers! Hope this helps.

Wow, i love it as well. I can see your channel is also fine thank you, keep it up 😂😂😂

@@InspireSphereHub i agree with you, i love it

I love it too, he is direct to the point... Have also check your channel, it is fine. Thank you.

@@theheartsofworship thank you sir

@@theheartsofworship beautiful

I like the dude, but there's so much clickbait and unnecessary exaggeration in his content that it's starting to annoy me and feels unfit for anything "Official Adobe". Like, come on, referencing preset values for skin tones and using curves to adjust an image is hardly a special "cheat code". It's common practice.

@@Neroxidy A lot of people don't know how to do this and no one explains it better than Unmesh. How is it clickbait? He's a great teacher who gives us free content and you're complaining? Come on.