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When should you adjust image colors?

Color and exposure adjustments are useful when your photos are too dark, have a strong yellow/blue cast, or when a set of product photos look inconsistent. Tweaking brightness, contrast, saturation and temperature helps fix casual smartphone shots, polish ecommerce images and create a consistent look for social media posts.

Advanced options like HDR, denoise and sharpening are helpful for rescuing low-light photos or high-ISO images, so details remain clear even when viewers zoom in. They are also handy for enhancing landscape or cityscape photos before sharing.

Recommended ranges and color grading tips

As a rule of thumb, keep brightness and contrast adjustments within about -30 to +30 to avoid washed-out or overly harsh results. A small boost in saturation (around +10 to +20) usually makes colors pop without looking fake, especially for product photos and portraits.

Use the temperature slider to correct overall warm/cool balance, and the tint slider to fix green/magenta shifts. When editing a series of images, try to apply similar settings so they feel coherent as a set. After color correction, you can still run the files through the ImageWA image compression tool to keep file sizes small for web use.