Image Editing Techniques

The Levels tool is used to adjust the brightness, contrast, and gamma of an image.

The Clone Stamp tool allows you to copy pixels from one part of an image and paste them onto another part, effectively removing unwanted objects.

Color Grading is the process of manipulating the colors in an image to create a specific mood or look.

The Dodge and Burn tools allow you to selectively lighten or darken areas of an image, creating the effect of adding shadows and highlights.

The Unsharp Mask tool is used to enhance the sharpness of an image by increasing the contrast between adjacent pixels.

The Histogram tool displays the distribution of colors in an image, allowing you to analyze and adjust the color balance.

Photo Stitching is the process of combining multiple images taken from different angles or positions to create a single panoramic or wide-angle image.

The Crop tool allows you to remove unwanted areas from an image by trimming the edges.

White Balance is the process of adjusting the color temperature of an image to make it appear natural under different lighting conditions.

Layers allow you to work on different parts of an image independently, creating masks and selections to apply specific adjustments or effects.

Gradient Map allows you to apply a gradient or color overlay to an image, creating a specific mood or effect.

The Spot Healing Brush tool allows you to remove small unwanted objects or blemishes from an image by replacing them with pixels from the surrounding area.

Vibrance adjusts the saturation of colors while preserving the natural skin tones, making colors appear more vivid and vibrant.

Masks allow you to create selections and apply adjustments or effects to specific areas of an image without affecting the rest of the image.

Selective Color allows you to adjust the colors in specific areas of an image while leaving the rest of the image unaffected.