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Does it matter which type of adjustment?
To correct exposures I find it easier to use levels. Assuming I don’t move the far left and right points (which I have been told "clips" info out of your document) is there any reason why using curves is superior? Also I always use this on an adjustment layer so if it’s not "correct" it can be changed. I like seeing the histogram when making adjustments. I used to like using the curve palette in my scanner software but the PS one doesn’t work similarly, it tends to make little bumpy mountains instead of a smooth overall curve, perhaps I am not using the tool well.
To correct exposures I find it easier to use levels. Assuming I don’t move the far left and right points (which I have been told "clips" info out of your document) is there any reason why using curves is superior? Also I always use this on an adjustment layer so if it’s not "correct" it can be changed. I like seeing the histogram when making adjustments. I used to like using the curve palette in my scanner software but the PS one doesn’t work similarly, it tends to make little bumpy mountains instead of a smooth overall curve, perhaps I am not using the tool well.
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