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How to Use Photoshop's Vectorscope to Fix Skin Tones Fast (Even When AI Can't Find a Face)
Skin tone correction has always been one of those tasks that eats time proportional to how much you second-guess yourself. You adjust, you compare, you nudge the hue slider, you compare again. If your monitor is slightly warm, or if you’re editing under the fluorescent lights in your office at 2pm versus your dim desk lamp at night, your reference point shifts. I have spent an embarrassing number of hours on corrections that should have taken five minutes, simply because I was trusting my eyes over measurable data.