PS How to deal with exposure How to deal with overexposed parts in PS

**Excessive will produce a lot of highlights, these places are lost in detail, with ps can only be adjusted with a curve (ctrl m) will be a little better, **insufficient** easy to fix, and too violent** is indeed a little difficult to deal with.

You can also use a quick mask to reduce the brightness of some areas, and adjusting the contrast may fix an overly violent **.

But if the degree of violence is too high, PS will not be able to do anything.

Another: The ** in RAW format will be much better than jepg if it handles over-violence.

You belong to the color grading problem, I don't see **It's hard to say, adjust the curve ctrl+m

Select the face and process it.

1. Start the Photoshop software and open an image that is excessive.

2. Open the Layers panel, select "Curve" in the "Create Fill or Adjustment Layer" below the panel to add a new "Curve" adjustment layer to the layer.

3. Observe the histogram in the curve, you can see that there are no pixels on the far left of the histogram, which means that there is no blackest point in the image, but in fact, the blackest point in the image should be at the position of the red arrow.

4. Move the point of the black field to the right so that the leftmost pixel in the histogram becomes the blackest pixel in the image. When adjusted in this way, the shadow areas of the image are darkened.

5. Add a control point in the middle of the curve shadow and the midtone, and pull it down to reduce the brightness of the midtone. This completes the process.

To create an excessive selection, you can use the Lasso or Free Trace tool, remember to mark Feather, and then [Image] Adjust the Curve to adjust the ** value.

1. Judging from the PS opening diagram, such a large light ratio, if you want to see the dark places, you can't adjust the brightness.

2. Note, the trick is coming, after the picture is opened, press Ctrl+Alt+, which is the key in the upper left corner, okay, now there are electoral ants on the map, which means that some things have been saved to the constituency.

3. Now copy the layer, be careful not to use the shortcut key, you can only use the menu to copy the layer.

4. Now copy the layer, be careful not to use the shortcut key, you can only use the menu to copy the layer.

5. Then click on the Quick Layer Mask under the Layers panel.

6. After the mask appears, press CTRL+I, and we will find that the mask is reversed.

7. Then what we have to do is select the blending option as Screen, and we notice that the image has become brighter.

8. Press Ctrl+J continuously until the brightness is appropriate, this picture was pressed 5 times, and we found that the bright places were not brighter to overflow, but the dark places were compensated for the brightness.

9. Finally, it's a matter of merging layers and seeing how the histogram height has improved.

1. Select - Color Range - Open the dialog box - Click on the highlight part, and slide the "Color Tolerance" slider to select the range - OK.

2. Click the "Yang and Yin Circle" button below the layer panel to create a new fill and adjustment layer, select "Levels" - open the dialog box - slide the white triangle to the middle, and you can see the ** processing effect at any time when sliding.

To lighten the dark areas, in the same way, select the dark areas and slide the black triangle to the middle.

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Select Local and modify the ** value.

You can select the curve or color level or hue saturation under the image adjustment under the menu bar, combine and adjust the color, how to use, you can select the selected selection and then use it.

1. Select the exposed area.

2. Feather.

3. Use curves or color levels.

1) Use the curve just move the point in the upper right corner of the diagonal line downward. In other words, reduce the white tone;

2) Use color levels. The two points on the left and right sides are slightly adjusted in the middle;

3) After adjustment, the exposed area will generally be blue, which is normal, because the exposure is a problem that cannot be saved.

Lasso tool, circle the highlight and feather, find the Image-Adjustment-Shadow Highlights,