In this tutorial, we will take this image of a lady waking in front of me taken at a temple in Nepal. The face turned out to be underexposed.
In PhotoDirector there are 5 sliders to
adjust exposure: Exposure for global adjustment and Black, Blackest, Midtone,
Bright and Brightest will only adjust partially.
To fix underexposure, we can start by
adjusting Black and Blackest sliders until the image restores its colors.
Next step is to give the image more punch by adjusting the white balance to
give it more warmth and increase clarity.
The final step is to adjust sharpness and
removing noise.
And the final image here:
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