Chapter 16. Exposure
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IN THIS CHAPTER
Using the Shadow/Highlight command 247
Using the Photo Filter command 250
Exposure correction via the Layers palette 251
Correcting for lack of flash 252
Applying the Lighting Effects filter 253
When you first open a photograph in Photoshop, take a few minutes to study it. Does it have any overall deficiencies or problems? Is it over- or underexposed? Does it have a color cast (ghostly blue, sickly green)? There are a number of commands that you can use to rectify these kinds of problems. If you captured the photo as a Raw file or in the JPEG or TIFF format, you were able ...
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