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Adjust and correct images

Adjust and correct images - Photoshop Tutorial

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Adjust and correct images

- Now we're into the part of your workflow that people generally consider photoshopping. Adjusting and correcting images is nothing new, it's been a standard practice for all photographers going back to the beginning of photography. Sometimes people will speak of an image as being unedited or uncorrected, implying that there's some kind of objective, unadulterated truth to be had in a photograph, but there's no such thing in photography. All images are edited. Even if the photographer hasn't done it themselves, the camera has as it has decoded its data according to engineering decisions made by its designers. All images are edited, some are edited more than others, and at this stage in your workflow, you have the choice to perform a vast array of adjustments and edits. Sometimes we adjust images to fix problems, exposure or compensation problems, for example. Sometimes we adjust images because the idea that we had when we were shooting wasn't good enough and we need some additional…

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