The Replace Colour command replaces a specific colour in an image. Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+U - A better method is to use an adjustment layer in the Layers panel to do this.

It is better to do this in Adobe Camera Raw. This gets rid of any colour cast in your image that may have been introduced using the wrong white balance setting in your camera.

With these settings, you can change a colour, replace a colour, remove a colour cast, remove the entire colour from your image, or replace colours in a photo.

A better method is to use an adjustment layer in the Layers panel to do this. You can also press Ctrl+L to bring up the Levels dialog box.

Brightness/Contrast – A better method is to use an adjustment layer in the Layers panel to do this.

This will lighten the shadows and darken the highlights of an image it can also improve contrast. Your choices for adjusting the light and dark values in your photos are: This command is the same as Auto Smart Fix, except you get a slider to adjust the degree of change that Elements makes to your photo. Use this command or press Ctrl+R to apply the same auto red-eye correction found in the Organizer. This command applies the same one-click sharpening you get when you use the Auto Sharpen button in Quick Fix. Auto Colour Correction looks at different information in your photo to make its decisions though. Use this option or press Shift+Ctrl+B to have Elements adjust your image’s colour in much the same way that Levels does. Use this command or press Shift+Ctrl+L to make Elements adjust your image’s individual colour channels.Ĭhoose this command or press Alt+Shift+Ctrl+L and Elements adjusts the brightness and darkness of your image without changing the colours. The first six options apply changes automatically, and the remainder let you make a variety of adjustments to the pixels of your image.Ĭhoose this option or press Alt+Ctrl+M to have Elements adjust your image’s lighting, colour, and contrast all at the same time. Together with the Layers and Tools panels these three choices make up a large proportion of where you make adjustments to your images. In this session we are going to look at the Enhance menu as this menu contains the commands you use to adjust the colour and lighting of your images.

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