This document discusses how to use color correction and color masking to enhance digital images. Color correction can be used to improve overall visual appeal, fix under or overexposed areas, and remove color casts from images. Color masking allows changing the color of specific image elements without altering the rest, and controlling transparency across multiple layers. Examples are provided showing before and after images.

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2. Use color correction to:
 Enhance the overall visual appeal of the
image.
 Correct the exposure in under and over-
exposed images.
 Remove color casts.
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3. Beautify the image
Before After
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4. Improve the visual appeal
Before After
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5. Fix overexposed image
Before After
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6. Brighten underexposed
photo
Before After
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7. Remove color casts
Before After
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8. Use color mask to:
 Change the color of specific elements
without altering the rest of the image.
 Control the transparency of multiple layers
of the image.
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9. Alter the color of specific
elements
Before After
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10. Be creative!
Before After
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11. Image courtesy:
• powerweavestudio.com
• upload.wikimedia.org
• pe-images.s3.amazonaws.com
• dismukes.com
• adobe.com
• larry-bolch.com
• hot.ee
Visit http://www.powerweavestudio.com/ for more
details on Color Correction and Color Mask services.
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