See the difference in the original (top) and then look at what "Auto Levels" does in Photoshop for the bottom picture. It seems to me to be hit or miss. Occasionally I will look at my pictures and they just don't come out with the same colours as I see them with my eyes at the time of the picture. I'll do the Auto Levels thing and it will correct it to look as it did when I snapped the picture. Other times it just completely changes it to unrealistic colours. Then on this Blogger website, sometimes my pictures change colours when I post them, or when you click for the full view, they will be drastically different. One reason why perhaps prints are a better idea. But, sadly, I rarely get prints made.
Inverness, Scotland
See the difference in the original (top) and then look at what "Auto Levels" does in Photoshop for the bottom picture. It seems to me to be hit or miss. Occasionally I will look at my pictures and they just don't come out with the same colours as I see them with my eyes at the time of the picture. I'll do the Auto Levels thing and it will correct it to look as it did when I snapped the picture. Other times it just completely changes it to unrealistic colours. Then on this Blogger website, sometimes my pictures change colours when I post them, or when you click for the full view, they will be drastically different. One reason why perhaps prints are a better idea. But, sadly, I rarely get prints made.
