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Wednesday 9 April 2014

Quick Overall Adjustments to an Image

Quick Overall Adjustments to an Image


There are various ways available in Photoshop to make adjustments in an image. However, the quickest and simplest way is by using the Brightness/Contrast, Auto Levels, Auto Contrast, Variations, and Auto Color (Photoshop) commands, all under ‘Image’ menu, which change colors or tonal values in an image but are not as precise or flexible as the high-end color adjustment tools. They provide a quick and simple way to make overall adjustments.


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