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Imaging # 1: The Magic of Levels [] Photoshop

Perhaps the most useful tool in Photoshop, if the improvement or modification of digital photos is the tool. You can quickly enhance a photo, adding depth and richness. This works particularly well with the old photos.

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#1 written by effects69 1 year ago

Thanks!

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#2 written by Antimoron2 1 year ago

Thanks for the vide, but I have a problem and I couldn’t find the way to work it out. I have an old image and there’s a blured shadow in the corner, which covers an important part. By clicking on auto contrast, then on auto levels and by using the marquee tool I did a nice job, But I have no idea what to use to clear up this shadow so that it has the same bright as the one in the image. Does anybody know???

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#3 written by tailya1 1 year ago

Thank you!

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#4 written by freetutorials 1 year ago

Good tip, thank you. [Although it's Image > Adjustments > Shadow/Highlight] — unless that’s been changed since CS2.

I still prefer the simplicity of Levels, but another method [if you prefer the "automatic"] is IMAGE > ADJUSTMENTS > AUTO LEVELS. (You can also do CTRL+SHIFT+L)

Anyway, thanks for the reminder Chris!

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#5 written by ChrisPwns 1 year ago

Alternatively, folks, you could also use Filter > Adjustments > Shadow/Highlight and mess with the settings. Usually you get a pretty good effect automatically.

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