One of my favorite things to do is to slightly increase the vibrance, while slightly desaturating the saturation. This article explains visually the difference between vibrance and saturation. Vibrance will intensify any muted colors in your photo, whereas saturation will affect the intensity of all the colors. I’m always very subtle with this slider, but try moving it around back and forth to see how it dramatically changes the look of your photo! Vibrance & Saturation The clarity slider can give the image more depth. Here is a really simple and easy to follow tutorial that will help you understand how to use these sliders with more precision! Clarity The whites and blacks sliders target the lightest and darkest part of your photo. The highlights slider is the same, but with the highlights! Whites & Blacks As the exposure brightens the whole photo (including the highlights), the shadow slider allows you to get more precise by only brightening the areas that are dark. Increasing the shadows will brighten the image without having to adjust the exposure. These sliders affect the highlights in your photo and the shadows. Increasing it will make your images more dynamic, whereas decreasing it will give a flatter look. The contrast is the difference between white and black in your images. Let’s discuss what each of these sliders will do to your photo, so you have an easier time understanding which ones you should use! ExposureĮxposure will brighten your photo in its entirety.
Lastly, I upped the clarity just a touch. I didn’t touch the highlights because the highlights are bright enough.
These sliders will be different for every photo you edit! I also upped the contrast a little, turned the whites down and increased the blacks. Next, I went to adjust the exposure and brightened it a tad. I actually darkened them so that the laptop screen looked darker. I first went in and adjusted the shadows.
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