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**deepsepia** · January 30th, 2018, 11:59 PM

As noted by others, what particular images look like will vary from monitor to monitor.

On my screen this photoset looks well shot, but a little dark. Checked it with Photoshop's histogram feature, which shows the range of pixel values in an image file, and its objectively too dark-- missing roughly the upper third of brightness values. In short its underexposed

So I lightened it Photoshop using the "curves" option, original on the left, lightened on the right

. . . the nice thing about Photoshop is that you can apply this kind of correction to an entire folder of images, which is what I'd do here, as all of them look similarly underexposed.

January 30th, 2018, 11:59 PM	#5
deepsepia Moderator Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Upper left corner Posts: 7,205 Thanks: 47,956 Thanked 83,444 Times in 7,199 Posts	As noted by others, what particular images look like will vary from monitor to monitor. On my screen this photoset looks well shot, but a little dark. Checked it with Photoshop's histogram feature, which shows the range of pixel values in an image file, and its objectively too dark-- missing roughly the upper third of brightness values. In short its underexposed So I lightened it Photoshop using the "curves" option, original on the left, lightened on the right . . . the nice thing about Photoshop is that you can apply this kind of correction to an entire folder of images, which is what I'd do here, as all of them look similarly underexposed.