By Jennifer Gomez Exposure Exposure controls the brightness and contrast of a photo Original Exposure Contrast Controls the darkness of a photo Original Contrast increased Increasing Highlights ID: 229696
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Getting To Know Photo Editing Terminology
By Jennifer GomezSlide2
Exposure
Exposure controls the brightness and contrast of a photo.
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ExposureSlide3
Contrast
Controls the darkness of a photo
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Contrast
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Increasing Highlights
Increasing the highlights in a photo brightens the colors.
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HighlightsSlide5
Increasing Shadows
Decreasing the shadows brightens up the photo while increasing the shadow, darkens the photo
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ShadowsSlide6
Colors
Colors controls the colors in the photo and makes them stand out or dull.
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ColorSlide7
Saturation
Saturation can brighten or dull the colors in a photo
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SaturationSlide8
Temperature
Temperature affects the color of the whole photo
Turning the temperature all the way down to 0 gives the photo a neutral color tone but anything less than 0 gives it a blue color tone
Turning the temperature all the way up to 100 gives the photo a red-orange color tone
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Temperature
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Crop
Crop means to cut off
Cropping a photo is useful when you want to get rid of the extra space to focus on one point.
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Cropped ImageSlide10
Sharpen
Sharpening an image helps define an image better.
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SharpenedSlide11
Effects
Effects change the photo’s color and tint.
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EffectsSlide12
Sepia
Sepia changes the colors to a brown-orange color tone.
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SepiaSlide13
Tint
Tint changes the whole photo by changing the colors in the whole photo.
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TintSlide14
Duotone
Duotone is two colors in a photo; a lighter color and a darker color.
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DuotoneSlide15
Hue
Adjusting the hue of an image changes the overall color of the photo.
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Hue AdjustedSlide16
Lightness
When the lightness is increased to 100 the image was brightened
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Lightness(100)Slide17
Bulge
Bulge makes the area bigger and distorted in the an image. It makes the area seem as though it were being looked at through a peephole.
Bulge could be used when making a collage for a friend and you want to make a fun, silly photo.
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BulgeSlide18
Pinch
Pinch zooms in on an area.
Pinch can be used to make a silly photo or to put extra emphasis on a certain object or area of the photo.
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PinchedSlide19
Opacity
Opacity is how transparent a photo can be to show the photo behind it.
When the opacity is decreased it allows you to see the photo behind it when it is layered.
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OpacitySlide20
Color Splash
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Color SplashSlide21
Theme Effects
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Santa Land ThemeSlide22
Pixelate
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PixelateSlide23
Spotlight
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SpotlightSlide24
Grunge
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Grunge