Reduce Color Noise Color noise is present when multi-colored pixels appear as flat color. Adjust the slider to fix this type of noise. Reduce Luminance Noise Luminance noise disturbs the brightness of colored pixels. Adjust the slider to make your photo look crisp. Sharpen Enhances contrast between specific pixels. Adjust the slider to remove fog or enhance fog in your photo.

This can bring out details and textures in your photo.ĭehaze Removes atmospheric haze from photos. Saturation Adjust the slider to saturate all colors in your photo equally and enhance its colors.Ĭlarity Adjust the slider to add depth to an image by increasing local contrast. Adjust the slider to boost colors in your photo without making it look harsh. Vibrance Improves lower-saturated colors with less effect on the higher-saturated colors. Tint Adds green and magenta tint to your photos. Temperature Gives a warm (sunny) look or a cool (winter) look to your photo. Adjust the slider to change the overall brightness of your photo along with white parts.īlacks Controls the darkest areas in a photo and has a wider range of tonal values and effect than Shadows. Whites Controls the brightest areas in a photo and has a wider tonal range than Highlights. Higher value of the slider gives more details in the shadow. You can adjust the slider to control details of shadows. Lower value of the slider gives more details in highlights. You can adjust the slider to control details of highlights. Highlights The brightest parts in a photo. A high value on the slider can make your photo pop out by increasing the difference in lightness and darkness. You can adjust the slider to make your photo look dark or light.Ĭontrast The difference between the brightness of the dark and light areas in your photo. You can use the following adjustment options to enhance your photo:Įxposure The amount of light in which the photo was captured.

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