Sometimes photographers will find that the colors they saw with their eyes were not captured in their camera. Using the new Graduated Filter tool in Photoshop CS4, photographers can make isolated adjustments to an image using the tool’s gradients and correction sliders. The Graduated Filter can also apply an overall color overlay to specific areas of the image.
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Excellent tutorial
Great option and tutorial, thanks for sharing.
Bruckner. Thanks for your comment. I hope you enjoy CS4!
Excellent job. Well done. Goes a long way to convince me to order the CS4 update. – Loren
Loren,
Thanks. I think you’ll find the update a great investment! It’s chock-full of great new tools.
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Great video I have learned somthing today, Thanks
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I have been considering buying neutral density filters but on seeing your tutorial will now avoid the expense
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I had a great potrait of my daughter but the over exposure of a small part of the image messed it up. Using your tutorial I am sure I will be able to fix it.
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