One photo fix that makes a big difference, yet is often overlooked is brightness and contrast. Most often helpful for rescueing a photo that may seem hopelessly just out of focus Adjusting Contrast can also bring a great photo up a level:
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Before Brightness/Contrast Adjustment |
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After Brightness/Contrast |
Adjusting the Brightness/Contrast often removes some color from the picture, so after adjusting the contrast, take a look at the Hue setting. In Corel Paintshop Pro the adjustment can be made by accessing the Adjustment/Brightness and Contrast and Adjustment/Hue and Saturation menus.
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