Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
SCOTT KELBY
Step Two:
Once you click on the brush, an Adjustment Brush panel appears on the right side of the
window, with most of the same sliders you have in the Basic panel (except for Vibrance),
along with some extra ones (like Sharpness, Noise Reduction, and Moire Reduction). Let's
start by darkening the sky. With the Adjustment Brush, you (1) choose what kind of adjust-
ment you want first, then (2) you start painting, and then (3) you tweak the amount of your
adjustment after the fact. So, start by clicking on the - (minus sign) button to the left of
the Exposure slider, which resets all the sliders to 0 and lowers the Exposure (the midtones
control) to -0.50, which is a decent starting place.
