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#AIRFLOW CAST COLOR CORRECTION SKIN#
Thankfully, Photoshop Elements gives you several ways to deal with color cast: a wonderful little automatic menu command, a dialog box that allows you to manually color-correct your image by adding and subtracting color values in small increments, and a feature new in Version 4.0 that can dramatically improve skin tones.
Even light from a fluorescent bulb can create unwanted color shifts in photographs. They can result from any number of circumstances, from a scanner in need of calibrating to tired chemicals in a film developer's lab. Although sometimes introduced into images intentionally (to create a certain mood or effect), color casts are usually unhappy accidents. Learn More Buy Correcting for Color CastĬolor cast refers to a general shift of color to one extreme or another: an image can be said to have a yellow or red cast, for instance. Photoshop Elements 4 for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide
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