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Great shot Colin.
It may be worth opening a "Levels" layer and just below the graph there are 3 sliders. Move the one on the right to the left where the empty space is. Now bring the one on the left to the right a little. Just ideas...
The graph will appear in the "Properties" window. If you don't see this go up to the "Window" on the main menu at the top and click. From the dropdown list your find Properties just click on the left side to bring it up.
It may be worth opening a "Levels" layer and just below the graph there are 3 sliders. Move the one on the right to the left where the empty space is. Now bring the one on the left to the right a little. Just ideas...
The graph will appear in the "Properties" window. If you don't see this go up to the "Window" on the main menu at the top and click. From the dropdown list your find Properties just click on the left side to bring it up.
Quote:Great shot Colin.
It may be worth opening a "Levels" layer and just below the graph there are 3 sliders. Move the one on the right to the left where the empty space is. Now bring the one on the left to the right a little. Just ideas...
The graph will appear in the "Properties" window. If you don't see this go up to the "Window" on the main menu at the top and click. From the dropdown list your find Properties just click on the left side to bring it up.
Thanks Robert
Yes the Levels layer is one I've started using recently
Although this photo was taken long before
Colin
A marvellous mono portrait, Colin.
But if you're expecting anything technical from me; forget it.
Anyway, it looks perfectly level to me...
John
But if you're expecting anything technical from me; forget it.
Anyway, it looks perfectly level to me...
John
A great mono portrait Colin.
Mike
Mike
