One click, instantly FIXES color in Photoshop AND Lightroom 

Not new for me but thanks anyway!😀🙏🏾

Pls provide practice image for Us to follow up,Thanks 😊

Awesome. Thanks 🙏

thanx 4 the tips!

Brilliant! & I’m guilty of not using the eye dropper but thankfully that is now past tense! Thanks Colin!

Great tip for Photoshop Colin! Thank you.

allahu akbar

Thanx Colin, really fast! Your procedures are simple! Why you are not wearing your golf cap these days? 😁

enjoy watching your tutorials, thanks Colin

I am ambitious to know why some people's disliked your videos, even though are free, and helpful and you are a very kind person.

Brilliant! I've never used that eye dropper but I will now 👍

Brilliant tutorial yet again

I have only use the alt and sliders with Levels. Not any longer. Thanks a million

Thanks use the eyedropper occasionally

Amazing sir.. You are great, thank you so much for always giving so easy tips and tricks ❤️

These quick to the point tips are brilliant, I find that there is always something that I am taking away from them. From the previous video on 'fix the colour ' I have now created an action for it and I'm using it all the time towards the end of my work flow as a check that I am happy with the colours in the image. So thank you Colin for these very useful tips, much appreciated.

I use it all the time only in a bit different way with curves and levels, I like your explanation.

Dear Colin Smith. You're just wonderful, another tool that helps correct image color. Thanks for the tutorial and sharing

thank you for these quick tips Colin

Excellent tutorial again Colin….

Awesome! Thanks for the ti.

I have been using the eye dropper for many years.

Great tip, I shall be using this in future

Great tutorial, thanks!

thanks for tip, I really needed it

Excellent thanks again!

That was awesome!! Thank you!

Learned a lot, thank you

Great tip thank you

Thanks for this one.

Muchas gracias.

I used the eyedropper for white balance but didn't realize the others were for black and white. Thank you for this.

I have Photoshop at home and at work (different accounts) and the eyedroppers don’t work anymore on either account. They turn my image washed out and muddy.

thanks bro

I'd like to see an explanation as to how the auto tone, auto contrast, auto-color works under the image tab in Photoshop. Are the results the same as what you just described with the eyedropper tool? But with just one click? I'm just really curious if it's the same thing or if it works differently. Thank you

thank you

Awesome, thank you sooooo much, that was super helpful!! Always learning something new with you all!

Brilliant, the eyedropper is so good and of course you can adjust if you need to

Excellent tip! Thanks, Colin, you’ve done it again.

Keep posting such timely reminders. Thank you.

Thanks

I haven't used the eye droppers like that. Cool! Now, if my brain can remember this when I need it. ; )

Fantastic quick tip. Thanks very much!

Thanks

A very simple, but most sincere, thanks for showing me how to use the eye dropper tool

Another simple way for basic corrections: Many thanks, Colin!

Another great quick tip which are just so helpful! Thanks for these Colin.

This is much quicker than the method I currently use. Thank you for the tip. This is now my new way to get rid of color cast.

What a great, and informative tip video, thank you, Colin.

So simple yet just brilliant. Thank you :-)

Always enjoy watching your tutorials, thanks Colin

Fast & to the point, cant beat Colin's 3 minute video's

Carl Smith with the Chevrolet. Forever brutal.

I never thought using Levels before. I always use Curves, and change the mode from Normal to Color. So, my highlights, Mid’s, and Blacks do not get effected from the color adjustment.

Amazing. Thank you!!

Thank you for this!

Good quick reminder and useful crossover approach. 👍🏻 as ever!

Hi Colin, I use White balance tool as a first thing I do in ACR or Lightroom. Sometimes I use Eyedropper in Levels to make white to be white. It is great that you show this things. Thanks!

It’s time I got to know the eye dropper tool more intimately!