How to Fix Underexposed Photos in Photoshop CC | EASY Tutorial

[@art4Dppl]

Great help! very clear and to the point. Thank you!

[@ThisGuy]

You're welcome!

[@judelw4041]

Thank you. 😊

[@ThisGuy]

Welcome!

[@kernst.hillaire4252]

Thank you

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[@prelinemoodley500]

thank you for your feedback look forward to your future videos:)

[@ThisGuy]

You are so welcome! 👍 thanks for watching!

[@gkalichava]

great

[@ThisGuy]

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[@aarondonut5500]

This is fantastic. Thanks.

[@ThisGuy]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching! 👍

[@peggyheard9981]

This is a great video it what I was looking for. It simple and very detail and I can understand you. thank you for making it.

[@ThisGuy]

You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@prelinemoodley500]

Hi , i love your video, Im begginer i editing.im using photoshop version 11 and cs4 option as they dont camera filter what else can i use .thanks.

[@ThisGuy]

So, you can try adding other image adjustment layers as well (the little half circle button below the layers panel). Some are for color adjustments and others are for exposure. See if that works for you. Have a good one!

[@jackofalltrades27]

ctrl+alt+shift+e also creates a new layer out of all the existing layers without selecting them all.

[@ThisGuy]

yes. for some reason I don't ever use that shortcut combo...not sure why...

[@kantibarua4619]

sir at last how i save the picture . kindly explain

[@ThisGuy]

either file save as and change to jpeg. or file export and change to jpeg.

[@krmdhn]

I don't have the Split Color, but Color Grading with wheels

[@ThisGuy]

Yes. Since I made this video, photoshop has updated to color grading wheels instead. You can treat them essentially that same way though...sort of...

[@vernonr7404]

To fix exposure, what's wrong with "Auto" in Camera Raw? So simple!

[@ThisGuy]

Auto is definitely an option, but that's if you just want the result (which is probably what a lot of people want). Being able to fix images yourself (by understanding some different techniques) is what others want to learn. To each their own.

[@vernonr7404]

@@ThisGuy Thank you. Someone said that if "Auto" doesn't make any major adjustments in the image, means that original photo must not be too bad! At least exposure-wise.

[@ThisGuy]

@@vernonr7404 That's true, auto is really good if your image is already close to being good. If it's way off like my example, I find it over corrects for me (exposure) and struggles a bit with colors. Having said that, I often just hit auto first and then start my adjustments from there.

[@ThisGuy]

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[@dreamboy2053]

How do I fix an under exposed photo......but for a very dark skin person???.... that's the real challenge

[@ThisGuy]

That's a tough one for sure. Should be the same process, but much more difficult.