What is HUE, Saturation, Brightness and Luminance!

Great video. Just picked up on Lightroom and this video was wealth of information.

nice

What about black and white and all stories about them.

This is the best explanation of these concepts I've ever seen. Well done!

thank you for explaining this in a very understandable way really helped!

Thank you for the clear explenation

Cyan is a secondary colors right 👍 ❤I'm learning color fashion for mine and I have it for months also can you talk about color wheel for clothes 😮

I know you made this 5 years ago, but I watched it today and found it incredibly helpful, cheers!

this really helped it click to understand colour in video and photo editing a lot more (especially the non-existent magenta)

I thought green is opposite of red

Great video! Thanks!

Dude thank you so much.

Senk you 🥰

Excellent explanation. Easily understandable

Does French not have the letter h?

Perfect! Thank you so much! :-)

Which one is it? Is is clockwise or counterclockwise? For you it is counterclockwise.

I don't understand Saturation. By making it more grey, does it mean it is less white and more black ? So changing Saturation will also change the brightness ? Thanks anyone for explaining to me. Thanks.

Absolutely brilliant assessment on HSL. Much appreciated.

Incredibly well explained. Very helpful!

Thanks for this - much appreciated and great knowledge learnt

Thanks .really well described.

How are hue? Amazing stuff!

This video has given me a solid understanding of colour concepts. Thanks a lot mate!

Thank you so much for this video! I remember being conflicted in school growing up, 'cause we were taught the standard RYB model that could be mixed and painted, and there is obviously no mixing red and green paint to make yellow, but I always felt that blue-green/turquoise/cyan was red's true contrast and so on. It seems to me that each color wheel has its uses, and there's no point in feeling limited to just one.

thank you so much you did a great job explaining this!! cheers

Hello , thanx for this video , please i have one question , why there is not some another colors in Hue like gray , black , white and brown ?

Great video. Never got such an explanation.

That was perfect! Thanks!!

Steve Wood explains things very clearly!

Fantastic. This is really useful.

How can i give more than one "thumbs up"?

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Steve.. u were too good.. "spot" on.. ur colour wheel will make understanding this terminology much easier.. thks so much, Vernon Alvares, Mumbai, India

Excellent video!! Very well explained. And the best part is that it does not contain any annoying, over excited online talk. music, expressions and "sharing" that is so common of the videos now-a-days. Great job Steve.

This is a great video, thank you for sharing this!

Great video, excellent explanation, you totally deserve more views!

yes, i learned something new

Worth watching this explanation !! Thanks bro !!

Thank you sir, this was amazing and deserves more views! I just started using DaVinci Resolve for photo and video editing and I had basically no clue what all those things meant.

This was so magnificent, even I could understand it. :p

Bro, I'm from Brasil and I just wanna to say your video help me a lot. Thanks you!

Awesome video mate, best explanation on the planet

thank you

I found your video to be very useful so decided to ask a question from you that as you explain that HUE degree starts from 0 to 360 then in photoshop when we use Hue/Saturation Adjustment layer then in Hue we can only add integer from -180 to +180 Why? What is this no. is it a degree or anything Or If it is a degree then why I am not able to add integer above 180 Please answer as I don't find answer of my question in any tutorial.

Spitting image once sang they had never met a nice southafrican, I think this video just proved them wrong

Awesome. Many of the doubts are cleared. A lot of useful information I got from this. Thanks a lot.

great video

thank you great video

Absolute legend! Thanks for the explanation :)