Color Grading & Color Correction Course In Photoshop

Stop fixing colours by eye. Learn the Camera Raw, Adjustment Layers, and AI tools professionals use — then build your own presets, LUTs, and actions so your colour style is repeatable on every shoot.
By Mac Moses Michael
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3h 10m

Duration

18

Video lessons

Lessons

  • • Warm Up Into Color Grading & Color Correcting

  • • Introduction To Color Grading & Color Correcting

  • • Mastering The Tools

  • • Real World Practice

  • • Color Grading With Intentions

  • • Creating Presets

  • • Bonus Videos

  • • Conclusions

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Quick Summary

  • How to fix bad colors and white balance in any photo

  • The difference between color correction and color grading

  • How professionals achieve consistent color across images

  • How to color grade portraits, wedding photos, and urban photography

  • How to create LUTs, filters, and Photoshop actions

  • How to use Camera Raw, Adjustment Layers, and AI tools effectively

  • A full professional workflow from retouching to final color grade

Categories: Adobe Photoshop, All Deals, Mastering Photoshop Path, Photo Retouching, Plus Masterclasses, PW Course, Retouching & Editing Path

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Mac Moses Michael

ABOUT INSTRUCTOR

Mac Moses Michael

Mac Moses Michael is a Photoshop educator and digital artist who has taught colour grading, compositing, and photo manipulation to thousands of students on Skillshare and Udemy. Self-taught and deeply technical, his courses are built around understanding how colour actually works in Photoshop — not just following presets. He designed this masterclass for photographers who want to stop guessing and start grading with intention.

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Johannes Pordon

March 12, 2026
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‘This is a quick and relatively easy way of giving your photographs a natural and beautiful look. You must however be careful not to overdo things because too much ruins your art.

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