Setting Up Photoshop
Auto Colour Correction
Level Basic
Photoshop's default "Auto Colour Correction"
settings are not my ideal and often give muddy results. To
change for a more pleasing result -
Open Photo
CTRL+L (brings up the Levels dialogue box
below)
Select "Options" This reveals "Auto Color
Correction Options"
Tick box's as above then click Shadows:
Enter R = 20, G = 20, B = 20
Then OK,
Next select Midtones and enter R = 133, G =
133, B = 133
Then OK
Next select Highlights and enter R = 244, G
= 244, B = 244
Then OK
Finally finish of by selecting "Save as
defaults", then OK
You have now set up Photoshop "Auto Colour
Correction" for RGB.
Now try "Auto Colour Correction" on your
photographs, surprised? I was the first time.
These settings are now the default settings
for curves as well. Unfortunately all photos tend towards a
colour cast, with these settings you have removed any colour
casts your camera may have introduced.
Setting
up Print Resolution
