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Image editing workflow in Photoshop?

Letmeout · 2013-04-10 01:22:06

When you open a photo taken from a digital camera in Photoshop, what is the typical workflow that needs to be done? eg: 1st: Levels 2nd: Curves 3rd: Crop?? And where does hue, saturation, brightness, contrast and color balance come in and if so in what circumstances are they used? Any light shed greatly appreciated.

10-04-2013 02:22AM

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Letmeout

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When you open a photo taken from a digital camera in Photoshop, what is the typical workflow that needs to be done?

eg:

1st: Levels
2nd: Curves
3rd: Crop??

And where does hue, saturation, brightness, contrast and color balance come in and if so in what circumstances are they used?

Any light shed greatly appreciated.

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#2 10-04-2013 12:29PM

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I typically shoot RAW, I usually follow the various tabs in camera RAW as needed.

If you are processing jpegs from your camera you should work with non-destructuive adjustment layers.

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