on 11/1/01 4:26 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It turns out that the new "Color|Image brightness" option is a > lot subtler than most people realize. Using it to increase or > decrease the overall image brightness is similar to applying > a gamma function (power function) but the colors don't fade > when you use it to increase the brightness. It works quite > well, and it does something that you can't do with curves > in Photoshop. It sounds similar to the way I manipulate raw color images in PS when they come out of Vuescan or wherever, which is to convert to LAB and do my levels and gamma corrections on the L channel, then convert back to RGB to do a color balance. -- Johnny Deadman http://www.pinkheadedbug.com
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