Working with Images > Using the Control Panel > Using the Image Processing Tool
You can adjust the brightness, contrast, and gamma in 2D images in the following ways:
In the Image Processing tab, you can use the following slider controls.
Brightness |
Brightness adjusts the white pixel count in the image, straightening the Transfer function along the top right edge of the Histogram. To change the brightness, click and drag the brightness slider right to increase brightness, or left to decrease brightness. |
Contrast |
Contrast adjusts the black and white pixel counts, straightening the Transfer function along the top right and bottom left edges of the Histogram. To change the contrast, click and drag the contrast slider right to increase contrast, or left to decrease contrast. |
Gamma |
Gamma adjusts the shape of the Transfer function curve. Increasing gamma darkens the image, decreasing gamma brightens the image. To change the gamma, click and drag the gamma slider right to increase gamma, or left to decrease gamma. |
Use the Transfer function in the Histogram tab. See Using the Transfer Function in a Histogram.
Use the Alt key. See Using the Alt Key to Adjust Image Properties.
Using the Image Processing Tool