Let your camera’s built-in histogram teach you how to spot—and fix—blown highlights, weak contrast, and dark photos as you shoot.
Articles tagged with exposure
Ditch the Auto mode on your camera and learn how a subtle change in metering can make a big difference in your photos’ tones.
Dave shows you how to combine two images with adjusted exposure via Camera Raw.
In part two of our series on the RAW format, we’re going to look at Photoshop Elements’ raw tools, and learn how to use them to process raw files from your camera.
As photographers, we are obsessed with capturing the perfect image. We have an array of technically correct exposure combinations to choose from in any given situation. It’s up to us to determine the settings that communicate our vision of the world.
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- The Orton Effect
- Selection Tools, Part 2
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- How to Move a Subject and Clean Up the Background
- Portrait Finishing Touches
- Noise Reduction Techniques in Camera Raw
- Tips for Working with Layers
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