Correction of photographs
Let's begin by learning how to adjust basic properties
like color, contrast and brightness to correct faults in the
original photograph. A word of warning: it is better to
under-correct than overcorrect for it is easy to make a
photograph look unnatural and worse than the original. If
the original photo was badly under-exposed, for example, so
that it is so dark that there is no detail in the shadows,
then there is nothing you do in the GIMP to bring out detail
that simply isn't there! The GIMP can't do miracles!
Click 'Contrast' above or below to learn how to correct a common
image defect (don't click NEXT).