With the Photoshop Levels, I can adjust, correct the tonal range of an image. You will do it on the Levels histogram by adjusting intensity levels of image shadows, midtones, and highlights. There are 3 ways to do it.
- Adjust Input levels. Open Levels from Image>Adjustment>Levels.
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Our example, from 0 (black) to 50 and 255 (white) to 220 are empty. Move the left slider from 0 to 50 and right slider from right to 220. That will increases the tonal range and also overall contrast of the image.
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2. Use the point. Select White Point and then click on the white area.
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Select Black Point and then click on the dark area.
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3. Auto. Click on Auto.
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