argh! Pink.................how to get rid of it

[CorrieMichael]

How do i get rid of a pink colour cast in my photos? or what should I tweak to get the pink out? thanks

 

[480sparky]

Post a sample, what format you shoot in (raw or JPEG) and the software you're using.

 

[mmaria]

fill layer with color opposite of pink

 

[KmH]

Yep, the complimentary color to the pink. Color wheel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[tirediron]

This isn't as simple as tweaking the WB is it?

 

[kathyt]

If it is on skin and you use LR, I use the luminance slider or the saturation slider. Post an example.

 

[CorrieMichael]

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I feel as though all of these have too much pink in them....shoot in raw....this was taken in studio with a 3 pain window to my right all natural light. I have played with both hue and saturation with the reds and magentas and just not getting somewhere where i am happy still feel like they are too pink.........what are your thoughts? I use acr and ps6

 

[Derrel]

Yes, excess magenta and or a bit of excess red. In Photoshop, if you go to Selective Color and then go to the reds and add a tiny bit of green, it will cancel out the excessive warmth. Same with the whites--they too have excessive warmth. You might also do a tint adjustment in Lightroom...the tint on these is too warm.

 

[CorrieMichael]

Yes, excess magenta and or a bit of excess red. In Photoshop, if you go to Selective Color and then go to the reds and add a tiny bit of green, it will cancel out the excessive warmth. Same with the whites--they too have excessive warmth. You might also do a tint adjustment in Lightroom...the tint on these is too warm.

okay thanks
i have such a hard time with the warm/cool thing...........i want to process warm then when i am done............its like nope that doesn't look okay....thanks again!

 

[kathyt]

Yes, excess magenta and or a bit of excess red. In Photoshop, if you go to Selective Color and then go to the reds and add a tiny bit of green, it will cancel out the excessive warmth. Same with the whites--they too have excessive warmth. You might also do a tint adjustment in Lightroom...the tint on these is too warm.

okay thanks
i have such a hard time with the warm/cool thing...........i want to process warm then when i am done............its like nope that doesn't look okay....thanks again!

Yeah no big deal. These aren't that bad at all. Adorable shots.