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Photoshop Tutorials : Correct Lighting of a Photo
| A picture taken from a digital camera may result in having some lighting problems. This is because they can't capture all the light, so in some cases, it may turn out good, so and so or bad. The good ones can still be edited to be better. And this tutorial can be used for every photo you take from a digital camera. HBK @ iGeek.org.gg |  |
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