Hidir will come home once again, and this is the time for learning about the exposer in Adobe Photoshop.
So what is exposer in an era of Photoshop?
Exposer is a measure of the amount of light in a week.
If photo was taken, if you have any DSL or camera or if you are a photographer, then you must have
to know that you love exposer because exposer is the measure of light.
If you have the proper exposer, then you will have the proper lighting or proper brightness in your
image.
But if you don't have the proper exposer, then you will not have the proper brightness in your image.
So for measurement of lighting, you have to focus on exposer so you can take a look.
This is an image from our exercise file and right now we don't have applied exposer in here.
And let me show you how this image will looks like you will apply the Exposer.
So let me turn on the exposer layer and now you can take a look.
We have some good light in here.
So let's take a look in detail how it will apply the exposer in imaging Adobe Photoshop.
Right now, we have to open our exercise file.
So here is the file menu.
Here is the open option.
Inside the color adjustment folder, you will get this exposer image.
So you just have to select it and then you have to click open.
Click open.
OK, here is an image and you can take a look.
It's an image here with low light.
And as I was saying from before, that exposer is the measurement of light.
So if you want to make an adjustment of light, then you have to use the exposer.
You will gain the exposer option inside the adjustments panel.
So here is the adjustments panel.
And here is the exposer option.
OK, so this is the properties of exposer.
And if you want to increase the lighting here, then you have to move these exposer points out.
Right.
Then you will have the last point.
And if we want to decrease or reduce the lighting from this image, then you have to move this pointer
at the left.
Then you will have the negative or minus point in here.
OK, so we will increase the exposer a little and we want to increase the lighting in here.
So we have to move the exposer pointer at.
Right.
OK, right now we have the plus one point for exposer, and you can take a look, we have some good
lighting in here, so let's compare between before and after.
So here is the exposed O'Learys added.
Let me turn it off.
Here is the before image and let me turn it on.
And we have the good lighting image in here.
And if you want to get some presets, you will have it in your Photoshop software if you raise the preset
option.
And right now we have the custom.
So if you click on the costume, you will have four different presets.
If you still have the minus one zero one point or then you will have that dark image.
So let me show you, OK?
Right now we have the minus one point, OK?
And here is the value and we have the low lighting image.
So let me take on this process once again.
This is the minus two point.
Oh, and we have more low light image and you can take a look.
Here is the perimeter of exposer.
We have the minus two point or in the exposer value and we don't have enough lighting in this image.
So let me click on this abrasives to let me go four plus one and you feel this plus one, then you will
have some good lighting.
So let me click over here.
Right now we have plus one and we have good lighting.
And if we select plus two, then you will have over lighting in this image.
So let me show you, OK?
Here is the plus two and we have over fletching in this image.
So I think the last one is good for this image.
So let me select one and we have the perfect lighting for this image.
So the balancing of exposer depends on your image and on your needs.
So this is how it will make the adjustment of lighting using exposer in Adobe Photoshop.