If you’ve ever looked at a sunset and thought, "My camera didn't capture those colors at all," you need to stop shooting in JPEG and start shooting in .
When you shoot RAW, your camera saves every bit of data the sensor sees. In Photoshop, this allows you to: Teach Yourself RAW in Photoshop
Start here to set the overall brightness. If you’ve ever looked at a sunset and
Great for making hair, fabric, or stone look sharp. Great for making hair, fabric, or stone look sharp
Did your indoor photos come out orange? You can fix the lighting after the fact without losing quality.
Use Vibrance for a natural boost. It’s smarter than Saturation and won’t make people’s skin look like a neon orange. 4. Refining with Texture and Clarity To give your photo some "pop" without making it look fake:
Use this sparingly to add "punch" to the midtones. Too much will make your photo look like a gritty movie poster. 5. Moving to Photoshop