Re: How to "equalize" the brightness values of an image?
- From: "Harry Limey" <harry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 16:55:55 +0100
"Michael J." <michaelJ@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Greets all,
My question for the week would be how would you go about equalizing the
brightness
values of an image?
For example, assume you have a picture of a person wearing a tan suit, but
is wearing
dark shoes (like dark brown of black) and who also has very light hair
(like very
light blond or white).
I know that, in essence, what defines a picture is its contrast between
the lights
and darks. So I know there is a limit to how far you can go. I know I
could make a
selection on the shoes and the hair and try to lighten and darken them
respectively.
It might also be possible (in the case with a color image) to try and
"color match"
different regions of the image. (Also let's assume a case were the image
is B&W as
well).
I guess the question becomes, how can one get the brightness values of an
image
closer together so that it is more uniform, or at least as close as
possible? The end
product does not necessarily need to look "good" or accurate in a
photographic sense.
Thanks.
MJ
I like the curves adjustment myself (you can use an adjustment layer!) and
use the little eyedroppers to sample the light and dark spots of your image
(the grey spot is more difficult to gauge - I usually do the light/dark
adjustment first, close and then reopen to fiddle with the grey!! (does
anyone know a better way for this operation?)
.
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