◑Photo editing

Curves, levels, histograms, dodge & burn — the names and principles behind editing tools. — 18 entries

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Histogram (photo editing)히스토그램(사진 보정)

A bar graph of how many pixels sit at each brightness level, from black to white — read straight off the canvas pixels every time it updates.

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Levels레벨(레벨 보정)

Remaps the tonal range using three points — black point, white point and gamma — to stretch contrast into the empty space at either end of the histogram.

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Curves커브(톤 커브)

Maps input brightness to output brightness along a freeform curve — a far more precise version of levels.

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White balance화이트 밸런스

Shifts a photo's overall color temperature warmer or cooler so a surface that should look white actually reads as white.

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Exposure노출

Multiplies overall brightness up or down in stops (powers of two) — the most basic tone adjustment there is.

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Contrast vs. clarity대비 vs 클래리티

Both get called "more contrast," but global contrast stretches the whole tone range while clarity only boosts local edge contrast in the midtones.

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Vibrance vs. saturation바이브런스 vs 채도

Saturation boosts every color's purity by the same amount; vibrance boosts only the muted colors and leaves already-saturated ones alone.

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Dodge and burn닷지 앤 번

Paint brightness or darkness onto specific parts of a photo — like a brush — to sculpt depth and guide the eye.

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Unsharp mask언샵 마스크

Blurs a copy of the image on purpose, subtracts it from the original to isolate edges, then adds those edges back to make the photo look sharper.

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Frequency separation주파수 분리

Splits a photo into a low-frequency layer (color and tone) and a high-frequency layer (fine texture), so each can be edited separately and recombined.

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HDR tone mappingHDR 톤 매핑

Compresses a dynamic range wider than a screen can show down into the narrower range a display can actually reproduce.

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Split toning스플릿 토닝

Tints shadows with one color and highlights with a different one, adding a two-tone mood to a photo.

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Luminosity mask루미노시티 마스크

Uses a pixel's own brightness as a selection mask, so an edit applies only to the highlights, only to the shadows, or anywhere in between — automatically.

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Blend if블렌드 이프

A rule for blending two layers by brightness range — show the layer below in this range, the layer above in that one.

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Gaussian blur가우시안 블러

Replaces every pixel with a weighted average of its neighbors — the most fundamental blur algorithm there is.

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Noise reduction노이즈 감소

Suppresses the random speckle (noise) that high ISO or dim shooting conditions add, while trying not to smear away real detail along with it.

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Chromatic aberration fix색수차 보정

Realigns the R/G/B channels to remove the color fringing a lens creates by bending different wavelengths of light to slightly different points.

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Crop and straighten크롭 앤 스트레이튼

Rotates a tilted horizon back level and trims away unneeded edges to recompose the frame — the most basic editing step there is.