Adobe Photoshop CS2 On Demand [Electronic resources]

Andy Anderson; Steve Johnson

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Using the Invert and Equalize Commands

The Invert command reverses the colors and tonal values to their opposite values; in effect creating a negative. The Equalize command exaggerates the contrast between similar color values. It's useful in finding stray pixels in a seemingly solid color area, or for a special color effect.

Use the Invert Command

Open an image.

Click the

Image menu, point to

Adjustments , and then click

Invert .

The brightness values of each image channel are reversed, creating a negative color or grayscale image.

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Use the Equalize Command

Open an image.

Click the

Image menu, point to

Adjustments , and then click

Equalize .

The brightness values of the image pixels are distributed in a way that more accurately represents the entire range of brightness levels from white to black.

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