Learn to easily increase color and tone separation in Photoshop to tease out amazing effects in your photos.
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Thank you very much for this video Joshua! That’s exactly what I was thinking of today passing by some beautiful mountains – how to separate colors?. And here I saw your tutorial. It was very helpful.
Fantastic! Serendipity, eh?
Yep)