There you have it – just a few simple Photoshop steps to much better looking photos! Additional Resources In case you’re wondering how it works for darker photos, here’s the same process (Auto Color followed by Brightness/Contrast manual adjustment) on another image:
(You should try it both ways and see which one works better for you.)Ĭomparison of before and after the Brightness/Contrast adjustment: In more recent versions of Photoshop I check the box next to Use Legacy, which works like Brightness used to in older versions of Photoshop and is, in my opinion, more beginner-friendly. One click and you’re done!īut if you’re up for a bit more fine-tuning, check out what tweaking Brightness/Contrast can do for your photo.Īdjusting Brightness/Contrast is an easy way to punch up the brights and soften overly dark areas in your photo. In many cases, this one simple check box is enough to do the job! Going Further with Brightness/Contrastįor many photos, Auto Color or Match Color is enough. Go to Image > Auto Color and see what happens.Īnother way to remove the orange tint from photos a simple feature called Match Color. As you can see, it turned out nearly sepia-toned thanks to my indoor lighting setup.įortunately, Photoshop offers a lot of ways to fix this effect, and the one we’ll try first is Auto Color. Here’s our raw image: a light-colored object on a white background. This tutorial, written for the absolute complete Photoshop beginner, will show you some easy ways of correcting the orange tint! Raw Image Here’s the good news: your images are not doomed! 🙂 Orange tinted photos are a common result of using indoor lighting and regular old consumer-grade light bulbs. Many beginner photographers are surprised at how orange their images turn out! What looked great in real life turns out dark and beer-colored on the computer screen. This tutorial was created using Photoshop CS5, but most image editing software packages have similar features! In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to use simple Photoshop features to remove the orange tint from photos.
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