Shadow Recovery

This tutorial will teach you a quick and easy technique to lighten the areas of a digital photo that are too dark or underexposed. This acts as a sort of digital fill flash. Photoshop's own Highlight and Shadow Recovery tool is quite effective in many cases, however there are times when you want and/or need greater control to get exactly the look you want. The picture on the left is a shot of a wood carved statue I took at Disneyland. It's a nice shot, and the sunlight coming from an angle makes a nice contrast, however I think it would look better if the faces of the bears weren't so dark on the right side. Now if I had an external flash unit that I could have held off the right side as I took the picture, it might have filled the shadows in nicely. But that's too much gear to carry and too much work. Fortunately, Photoshop makes it possible to add fill flash after the fact. Keywords: exposure correction, shadow recovery, digital darkroom, digital fill flash Features Used: layers, history brush, screen blending mode
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