Estimation application downloads and cost
Description
A photo taken from a digital camera may sometimes appear too dull or too bright. This is a situation where we could use a photo curve for photo post-processing to make our photos look dramatically better. Applying a curve to a photo can be thought of as a way of remapping an images tonality, enabling us to adjust the brightness, increase contrast, or emphasize colors.
Every photo has a mix of shadows, mid tones, and highlights. Shadows are the darkest parts of the photo, highlights are the brightest, and mid tones are in between. When shown on a Photo Curve, the upper-right area of the graph represents the highlights, the lower-left area represents the shadows, and the middle part represents the mid tones.
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Every photo has a mix of shadows, mid tones, and highlights. Shadows are the darkest parts of the photo, highlights are the brightest, and mid tones are in between. When shown on a Photo Curve, the upper-right area of the graph represents the highlights, the lower-left area represents the shadows, and the middle part represents the mid tones.
Photo Tone Curves screenshorts
Application availability
Available in countries
Country | Price |
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Canada | free |
China | free |
France | free |
Germany | free |
Italy | free |
Netherlands | free |
Portugal | free |
Spain | free |
UK | free |
India | free |
Japan | free |
Korea, Republic Of | free |
Poland | free |
Russia | free |
Turkey | free |
USA | free |
Ukraine | free |