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adjusting exposure in ps for macro

 
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Oct 06, 2007 05:25 |  #1

if im not shooting in raw,i know i know i should be shooting in raw:oops: one day mayby,,any way if i take a pic but its either to dark or to bright what do u need to edit it to make it brighter or darker in ps


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Oct 06, 2007 06:41 |  #2

click on image (3rd from left at top) scroll down to image adjust then brightness/contrast or levels - with levels try sliding to the bottom of the mountain peak in the histogram, right slider to left lightens, left slider to right darkens.


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Oct 06, 2007 08:22 |  #3
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Another handy way (and seems to generate less noise than either doing it via image > adjustments > exposure or the brightness/contrast option) is to duplicate the layer (ctl + j). Change the blending mode of this layer from normal to screen. Adjust the opacity to suit.

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edit: adjusting via levels (sorry missed that on the first reading) will also adjust the contrast of the image.


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Oct 06, 2007 10:50 |  #4

levels...period. itl will keep the most quality compared to the rest when done right.


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Oct 06, 2007 10:56 as a reply to  @ Jay Lowery's post |  #5

thanks guys...u have been a big help..


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