There is a much, much easier way to do this. Hold alt, click on the colour you want the complimentary colour for On a separate layer, dab a dot in the middle, then simply click ctrl+i to invert the colours of that layer and, bam, you have your complimentary colour
@@ECMKAD haha! No sorecery here my friend. Complimentary colours are just the inverse colour. The adobe wheels are still very handy if you're looking to use triadic, analogous or split complimentary colour schemes.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise. Your tutorials are a pleasure to watch and inspire me to explore my love of photography even further. Keep up the great work!
Since I came across one of your videos a month ago I became a fan. You do awesome work. Now am I the only one that sees a face over the mountains in the forth image. Lol must be my eyes.
Thanks man!!! Wicked video and you were very kind, sure I could have found more that was wrong with my shots! You are a legend!!! Great video and very clear and helpful tips for people.
I just stumbled across one of your videos a while back and I have been watching them every chance I get. I am just starting to learn Photagraphy and editing and am trying to learn all there is and your videos are very educational. Thank you for sharing.
Hey Mark, I am an amateour dslr and mobile photographer. Are you planning to do a video where you critique non-professionals' instagram photos as well?
