- Jpeg work flow
- RAW flow
- File details
- Storage
- Computer set up and basic work flow
- Image selection
- Transferring images between folders
- RAW processing
- Sharpening
- Shadow/highlight tool
- Correcting under-exposed images
- Overexposed images
- Reducing digital noise
- Correcting sloping horizons
- Mono conversions
- Layers
- False snow
- Producing a pencil sketch
- Using a layer to burn and dodge
- Curves
- Altering contrast using curves
- Altering part of the curve
- Pysadelic curves
- Curves and monochrome
- IR conversions
- HDR (High Dynamic Range) processing
- Highlight & Shadow in Photomatix
- Book list
Altering part of the curve
If you double click on a point on the curve you lock that point so if you select two points you can move the curve between those points to adjust the contrast of that part of the tone range. Do not worry if your curve is no longer the classic ‘S' curve so long as you get the result you want.
Example of an irregular curve to adjust different pats of the image
Note
You can use the eyedroppers to colour correct an image. The LH one will balance the image from a D-max point, the center one from a mid-grey and the RH one from a D-min point