gnixiF serutciP <- Fixing Pictures (backwards)

Here are some cool facts you should watch out for when you are working on photoshop. Whenever you want to fix a picture, always try to make layers. Have your original first and then keep making layers on top of it. So that if you ever mess up the other layers, you have your original at hand.
A histogram is a graphic representation of levels.
Ever wonder how someone can make a picture look like its taken at night, or its very old fashioned? Well here's a cool way you can change your pictures' lights to make the picture different. For example you can make your picture black and white, or old fashioned. And anything else you would like to do. Directors sometimes use these features too. The record a movie in the morning but then change the light settings to make it look like it was filmed at night. All you need to do is got to the top of your page to Enhance, then colour and high/saturation. Then a screen comes up with all the colours and you can then change the colours of your picture to make it whatever you want.
In order to see the hexadecimal values of your picture, you go to Enhance, Brightness/ Contrats, Levels. Although most people don't need to be using a 24 megapixel camera because there is no use for it.
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- Peggy .