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Hi,
I have lots of colour photos taken in harsh lighting in the middle of the afternoon. They are all scanned and on a computer so that I can show my friends. I have access to Photoshop 6 for an hour or so each week and realised that by clicking DESATURATE the photos turn black and white. Then, just by altering BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST I can, within seconds make an image that is noticably better to look at than the original colour. My question, if anyone would be kind enough to reply, is, can something as quick as this be done which will improve the image whilst retaining the colour?
Thanks
I have lots of colour photos taken in harsh lighting in the middle of the afternoon. They are all scanned and on a computer so that I can show my friends. I have access to Photoshop 6 for an hour or so each week and realised that by clicking DESATURATE the photos turn black and white. Then, just by altering BRIGHTNESS and CONTRAST I can, within seconds make an image that is noticably better to look at than the original colour. My question, if anyone would be kind enough to reply, is, can something as quick as this be done which will improve the image whilst retaining the colour?
Thanks
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