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Last updated on
26 November 2024
Learn more on how to apply adjustment presets.
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Follow along with any project to learn how to adjust color, tone, and lighting.
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Select Adjust .
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In the Adjust panel, choose one of the given adjustment preset options:
- Brightness/Contrast: Adjusts the lightness and darkness of an image and its contrast.
- Hue/saturation: Alters the color hues and their intensity for overall color adjustments.
- Exposure: Changes the exposure levels to brighten or darken an image while maintaining details.
- Vibrance: Increases the intensity of more muted colors without affecting well-saturated colors.
- Color balance: Adjusts the color levels of shadows, midtones, and highlights to correct color tones.
- Black & white: Converts color images to grayscale while allowing individual color channel adjustments.
- Gaussian blur: Reduces image detail by averaging pixel values within a circular, Gaussian-shaped area, creating a gradual blur.
- Levels: Alters the brightness and contrast by adjusting the input levels of shadows, midtones, and highlights.
- Curves: Modifies tonal range and color balance using a curve graph for more precise adjustments.
- Solid color: Fills the adjustment layer with the current foreground color.
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Adjust the settings for the selected preset using the sliders or controls provided in the Properties panel.
Tip:If you’d like to remove the preset group, simply delete the layer group in the Layers panel.
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Select Download.
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