MintGradeSkin color changes with lighting, camera processing and surrounding colors. Editing skin well means correcting the light without making every person the same shade.
A practical way to approach it
Find the source of the cast
Check a white shirt or gray background, if present. Correct temperature first, then tint for green or magenta casts.
Target the right range
Use the orange and red HSL channels with small movements. Strong global saturation changes also affect lips, clothing and walls.
Check several faces
With a group portrait, compare the lighter and darker parts of each face. A correction that suits one person may not suit another in mixed light.
One limitation to remember
Avoid treating darker skin as a brightness problem; preserve its color and tonal depth.
Continue in MintGrade: Color controls
Check a white shirt or gray background, if present. Correct temperature first, then tint for green or magenta casts.
Opens the relevant controls for JPG, PNG and WebP files. No edit is applied until you choose one.
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