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Photoshop Highlight Control Tutorial

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Category: Editing Tutorial

Photoshop highlight control editing and post processing tutorial - create a perfect exposed image from a very difficult exposed RAW file. Learn how to find a good balance between maintaining a bright subject in the frame and having everything well exposed in your landscape image. More editing and post processing techniques in this Photoshop tutorial include: color painting, HSL advanced, color balance, water contrast and color and editing for Instagram.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

Finally found a tutorial that actually explains how to recover detail from a tricky RAW file without making the highlights look muddy. The step-by-step breakdown on balancing exposure was exactly what I needed to salvage several old photos I'd given up on.

Riley J. ★★★★★

I struggled for ages trying to fix blown-out highlights in my indoor portraits, but the step-by-step technique for recovering detail from the RAW file worked on my very first attempt.

Charlotte ★★★★★

That RAW file from a backlit sunset was basically unusable until I followed along here. The part on finding the balance between keeping highlights and still pulling detail out of the shadows is what finally clicked for me. My edits stopped looking flat after this.

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