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Color adjustment commands
You can choose from the following color adjustment
commands:
- Adjust Levels Auto
- Quickly corrects the color balance in an image. Although
its name implies an automatic adjustment, you can fine-tune how
the Auto Color command behaves. See Remove
a color cast using Auto Color.
- Levels command
- Adjusts color balance by setting the pixel distribution for individual
color channels. See Adjust color using Levels.
- Curves command
- Provides up to 14 control points for highlight, midtone,
and shadow adjustments for individual channels. See Curves overview.
- Exposure command
- Adjusts tonality by performing calculations in a linear color
space. Exposure is primarily for use in HDR images. See Adjust Exposure for HDR images.
- Vibrance command
- Adjusts color saturation so clipping is minimized. See Adjust color saturation using Vibrance.
- Photo Filter command
- Makes color adjustments by simulating the effects of using
a Kodak Wratten or Fuji filter in front of a camera lens. See Change
the color balance using the Photo Filter command.
- Color Balance command
- Changes the overall mixture of colors in an image. See Apply
the Color Balance adjustment.
- Hue/Saturation command
- Adjusts the hue, saturation, and lightness values of the
entire image or of individual color components. See Adjust hue and saturation.
- Match Color command
- Matches the color: from one photo to another photo, from
one layer to another layer, and from a selection in an image to
another selection in the same image or a different image. This command
also adjusts the luminance and color range and neutralizes color
casts in an image. See Match
the color in different images.
- Replace Color command
- Replaces specified colors in an image with new color values.
See Replace
the color of objects in an image.
- Selective Color command
- Adjusts the amount of process colors in individual color
components. See Make
selective color adjustments.
- Channel Mixer command
- Modifies a color channel and makes color adjustments not
easily done with other color adjustment tools. See Mix
color channels.
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